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$2.4 million boost for Defence Innovation Network
Minister for Trade and Industry officially launched the Defence Innovation Network to increase collaboration between the state’s defence industry and universities.
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Aerospace Precinct to create over 5,500 Hunter jobs
Deputy Premier today announced $11.7 million in funding to create a transformational defence, aviation, aerospace and technology precinct set to generate over 5,500 jobs in the Hunter region.
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NSW counter-drone technology awarded
A NSW-based counter-drone company has dominated the 2018 Industry Innovation Awards at the Land Forces expo in Adelaide this week.
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Defence might of NSW on show at Land Forces
Parliamentary Secretary for the Illawarra and South Coast Gareth Ward MP today joined 12 NSW defence companies and organisations at the Land Forces 2018 expo at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
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STEM support for Hunter workforce
The NSW Government is investing a further $400,000 over two years to train young people with essential skills needed for the defence industry in regional NSW.
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Albury defence company sets the target high
Albury-based Australian Target Systems will take the world stage next week when it joins 11 NSW defence companies on show at the 2018 Land Forces expo.
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Grants to accelerate defence technology
Grants of up to $50,000 are up for grabs to provide seed funding for NSW small-to-medium size enterprises to help develop early stage defence technologies.
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NSW Defence networks meet to strengthen links
Today Minister for Trade and Industry Niall Blair welcomed guests to the inaugural Defence NSW Network of Networks Forum.
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Powerful line-up of NSW Defence Industry at Land Forces 2018
The NSW Government will feature some of the state’s best defence companies at Australia’s premier land defence expo, Land Forces 2018, in Adelaide from 4-6 September.
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NSW ready to deliver future frigate sovereign industrial capability
The NSW Government supports the decision, announced today by the Prime Minister, to award BAE Systems the contract to deliver nine anti-submarine warfare frigates to the Royal Australian Navy, with construction to start in 2020.