A federal pledge to spend more money on local industry has won support from voters despite a political row about whether it could waste public funds.
Tritium was viewed as a national success story and its collapse leaves a significant gap:“Who’s going to fill that space when we’re trying to build the charging network?”
Whatever their causes,wars are usually won by the side with the most economic resources. Here’s why.
The floods in Guangdong province were caused by intense convective storms that started last week and are expected to last until the end of the month.
In her first official media appearance since her separation from Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest,the billionaire has placed women’s boots front and centre of an $8 million factory expansion.
Manufacturing is making a comeback as the federal government reshapes and revitalises its role in the economy. But at what cost?
Australia is about to join the protectionist wave sweeping through major economies with its “Future Made in Australia” scheme. History suggests we shouldn’t.
The new plan clears the way for public investment in high-value therapies,naming cancer and heart disease as key areas that deserve government funds.
Australian companies welcomed Albanese’s Made in Australia policy this week,but the whole concept is pregnant with failure.
Productivity Commission chair Danielle Wood said the government’s push to subsidise manufacturing risks creating businesses that rely on handouts. And her predecessors agree.
While companies welcomed the budget boost promised to keep green tech in Australia,economist Saul Eslake says it will weaken the economy.