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Geelong: our economic bellwether

For over 150 years Geelong has demonstrated an impressive facility to transform its industrial base when required. That Protean adaptability…

In contrast to many other former steel-making centres across the globe, the Hunter region has enthusiastically adapted to a globalised…

Adrian Ballintine’s unlikely career has seen him go from working as an assistant town clerk to owning one of the…

When an Aussie baker constructed a novelty cookie-making machine to attract customers in 1950s Melbourne, little could he have imagined…

When a small Australian renewable energy company was formed in 1992 not even its most optimistic backers imagined that it…

In 1963 GP Graders began life as one orchardist, with no formal engineering training, creating machines to more efficiently sort…

For over a century Warrnambool Cheese & Butter has been exporting dairy products. Now it is investing heavily in market…

After beginning as a cottage industry in the 1970s, organic winemaking in Australia has become progressively professional as it has…

Of all Sino-Australian exchanges, the story of how an Australian gum tree came to transform China’s plantation timber industry is…

One Australian scientist’s idea could change how the world manages its fishing quota. When it’s put to Dr Craig Mundy,…

Announced in 2008, the Water for The Future program is a decade-long, A$12.9 billion investment in improving water management across…

After ending up in a PhD program by chance, then getting in on the ground floor of the computer modelling…