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Gilmour Space lands $52 million grant to ramp up Queensland’s rocket launching ambitions

The Gold Coast rocket maker has won federal co-funding for a 32-member space manufacturing network, backing a Queensland manufacturing hub and a new orbital launch pad at Bowen.

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Gilmour-led group gets $52 million grant for space test, manufacturing and launch facilities

The federal government awarded $52 million to a Gilmour Space-led consortium building rocket and satellite manufacturing, test and spaceport facilities in Queensland, after a $33.4 million grant to a food manufacturing precinct.

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Federal government awards $20 million grant for Adelaide satellite manufacturing hub

Canberra is putting $20 million from its Modern Manufacturing Initiative toward a space manufacturing park at Adelaide Airport, adding to state support, while a plant-protein consortium led by Australian Plant Proteins earlier secured $113 million.

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Six agtech projects awarded $4 million on novel feeds for methane reduction

Six research projects share four million dollars in federal MERiL grants to test seaweed, legume and synthetic feed additives that could cut methane from cattle and sheep.

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$12 m in Accelerating Commercialisation grants awarded

Twenty-two Australian companies plus Monash University won Accelerating Commercialisation grants worth $12.2 million combined, with recipients including EVOS, BioCarbon, Ripe Robotics and Endua, each receiving matched government funding for commercialisation projects.

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$33 million in grants announced for biopharma, ag chemical projects under supply chain program

Twenty-seven Australian manufacturers received grants totalling 33 million dollars in the first round of the federal Supply Chain Resilience Initiative, while applications opened for a second round targeting semiconductor and water treatment projects.

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