Australia’s national science agency, the CSIRO, has launched a Hydrogen Industry Mission to accelerate key projects and boost research collaborations to help grow the sector.
A new dedicated organisation charged with building Victoria’s mRNA manufacturing capability has been established, putting the State at the forefront of developing life-saving vaccines and therapeutic treatments for all Australians.
Applications are now open for low-interest loans to help innovative Victorian small to medium enterprises (SMEs) continue developing new products, services and technologies vital to the State’s future economy.
The recently unveiled Victoria’s Climate Change Strategy re-affirms Victoria as a leader on climate change action and the Victorian Government’s commitment to transforming Victoria into a clean energy economy with opportunities for investment that this brings.
The Victorian Budget 2021/22 includes $179.4 million to support stage one of the Fishermans Bend Innovation Precinct development, which will position the State at the forefront of global innovation in advanced manufacturing, engineering and design.
A leading employee centric success platform has announced its expansion into the Asia Pacific region with the opening of its first Australian base and headquarters in Melbourne, further strengthening the State’s thriving tech sector.
Governor of Victoria, the Honourable Linda Dessau AC, is taking a ride in one of the world’s first hydrogen fuel vehicles – the Toyota Mirai2.
The Victorian Government will provide an additional $245 million to secure the development of a new Australian Institute of Infectious Disease in Victoria to lead the fight against future pandemics and other infectious diseases.
Traceability in Victoria’s renowned agriculture sector will be taken to the next level through a record investment in the Victorian Budget 2021/22.
Germany headquartered FEV, a leading global service provider in vehicle and powertrain development for hardware and software, has recently established its Australian base in Melbourne.
Australia’s 2021-22 Federal Budget features a number of initiatives that may be of interest to prospective global investors.
