With automation and robotics implementation gaining pace, what does it mean for the human workforce?
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Opposition wants national innovation agenda
Shadow industry minister Kim Carr has said that Australia risks missing out on the benefits of transformative technology without a coherent innovation agenda.
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Rail engineering is a career for the future
Eight engineering students from the University of Wollongong and the University of Western Sydney visited AusRAIL PLUS, the biggest rail event in the region, to ‘Meet a Rail Engineer’.
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Refocusing Supply Chain Education
Supply Chain School, a division of the Logistics Bureau Group will kick off in Sydney this month with a group of 30 students signing up for the two-day intensive course.
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Siemens PLM Software announces free Student Edition of Tecnomatix Plant Simulation Software
Siemens PLM Software has introduced a free Student Edition of its Plant Simulation software from the Tecnomatix portfolio.
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Female engineering graduate numbers increasing
Female graduates at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies are reaching record numbers, mid-year figures have revealed.
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David Hay logistic scholarships give students a helping hand
VICTORIA University and the David Hay Education Endowment have been awarded Ann Impala and Leanne Bradford the 2012 inaugural David Hay Scholarship for the supply chain, transport and logistics industry.
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LMH Q&A with MLA Holdings’ first female mechanic
MLA Holdings' third-year apprentice diesel fitter, Amy Chetcuti talks to LMH about being the company's first and only female mechanic.
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Transport & logistics industry goes techno to find new recruits
The nation's fastest growing industry, transport and logistics, is tackling its 'blue singlet' image head-on to attract young Queenslanders into its workforce.
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