In another milestone for our world class tertiary sector, Monash University has discovered a breakthrough method of creating hydrogen and methane gases from microalgae.
Global science and technology firm Leidos has expanded its footprint in Victoria with a cutting-edge Software Factory – its first outside the United States – which will support the company’s growth in Australia, extend its global reach and attract new industry leading capabilities for software development.
A new hub in Melbourne’s south east will be a major national precinct to explore new hydrogen technologies, including clean energy vehicles and hydrogen storage containers, and cement Victoria as a clean energy leader.
An investment from a global leader in defence electronics and technology is set to further boost Victoria’s thriving defence and technology sectors.
Melbourne has a robust and vibrant fintech ecosystem that offers the ideal environment for cutting edge fintech companies to develop and grow their business.
Seven glass and plastics projects in Victoria have received $8.1 million in first round funding under the Recycling Modernisation Fund (RMF).
A Dutch warehouse management system-development firm has chosen Melbourne as the location for its Asia-Pacific headquarters.
In a boost for Victoria’s thriving energy sector, a global, smart grid technology company has chosen Melbourne for its Asia Pacific HQ.
In a win for global investors, the Victorian Government has announced the state's first ever games incentive which will further boost the local thriving digital games sector.
The world’s leading cloud computing provider has chosen Victoria as its home to develop an Asia Pacific cloud infrastructure region, in a move that will further strengthen our thriving tech sector.
A partnership between a leading global biotech company and Australia’s most prominent university will put Victoria at the forefront of medical research innovation, create hundreds of jobs, and generate opportunities for local businesses and clinical trials.
A total of $1.6 billion has been included in Victorian Budget 2020-21 to further boost Victoria’s thriving new energy sector.
