The Federal Government will pump close to $1.5 billion into Australia's manufacturing sector, outlining plans to shore up local production and close holes in supply chains laid bare by COVID-19.
The Federal Government will pump close to $1.5 billion into Australia's manufacturing sector, outlining plans to shore up local production and strengthen supply chains in the wake of COVID-19.Research suggests Australia is one of the least self-sufficient advanced economies in terms of manufacturing
Under the manufacturing strategy unveiled on Wednesday, $107 million will be dedicated to strengthening supply lines for essential goods.
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