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Prefab building company to cut outsourcing, bring jobs to Australia

Prefabricated building company Arkistruct, based in Brisbane, has announced it will be supporting local manufacturing by bringing back its business to Australia. Arkistruct is shifting its business by having its equipment shipped from a factory in China that developed its prefabricated panels.
Yooka-Laylee

‘Yooka-Laylee’ new patch hits Xbox One, PC and PS4 next; Camera-related issues to be fixed

If latest reports are to be believed, “Yooka-Laylee” will have a performance patch ready at launch. It will address certain camera-related issues. The upcoming platform video game, developed by Playtonic Games, and published by Team17 for Linux, macOS, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, is scheduled to release on April 11.
Cannabis (5)

Medicinal cannabis research underway, receives grant from Turnbull government

The Turnbull government will be awarding the University of Melbourne almost $500,000 for enhancing the production scale of medicinal cannabis. The program aims at bettering the process of extracting parts of cannabis plants that can be used as an alternative form of treatment for chronic pain.
Renewable energy

Australian power grid on 100 percent renewable energy possible through hydro storage

A secure and inexpensive Australian power grid running on 100 percent renewable energy can be constructed by pumped hydro storage, a new study from the Australian National University (ANU) reveals. The power grid, producing zero emissions, will require wind and solar photovoltaic (PV) technology to run, along with pumped hydro storage, according to lead researcher Professor Andrew Blakers.
Mining (3)

Mining company FMG ties up with Australian, Chinese universities for research model

Mining company Fortescue Metals Group (FMG) will be collaborating with universities from Australia and China to introduce a mining and cooperation innovation research model. The universities involved in the tie-up are University of Western Australia (UWA), the WA School of Mines at Curtin University, Central South University (CSU) in Changsha, and Sun Yat-San University in Guangzhou.
Trade

Australia’s trade surplus for February outdoes expectations

Australia reported a higher than expected seasonally adjusted trade surplus of $3.57 billion for the month of February. The rise was backed by increasing prices in iron ore and plunging imports of consumer goods, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Mining (5)

Earthworks project in Western Australia to create 150 jobs

Mining services organisation MACA has been designated as the preferred tenderer for the bulk earthworks package at the Gruyere gold project in Western Australia. Nevertheless, the mining company will be named the official contractor in April. The work is expected to begin before the end of the current financial year.
Cannabis (2)

NSW mother with epileptic daughter pleads for easier access to medicinal cannabis

A mother from New South Wales has issued a plea to the state and federal governments calling for an easier access to medicinal cannabis for her eight-year-old daughter. In an online petition on Change.org, Yvonne Cooper has amassed as many as 50,000 supporters. She is afraid that if her daughter is not given the drug, she may die.
Coal mine (2)

Adani's coal exports to be low quality, will cause air pollution: Report

New evidence has revealed that Adani will be exporting low quality coal, containing high ash content which can result in high levels of air pollution, to India. Meanwhile, those in favour of the Indian conglomerate’s Queensland coal mine said it will be beneficial for the quality of air and bring down greenhouse gas emissions.
Microsoft Surface

Microsoft Surface Phone release date update: Company’s device partners may throw light on revolutionary device; New range possible

If users are in search of the ideal PC, creative or professional, or want a device that is capable of performing tasks beyond the capacity of traditional hardware, they may not look beyond the Surface devices. Be it the Surface Pro, Surface Studio, Surface Book or the highly anticipated Microsoft Surface Phone, these devices are highly advanced systems of today.

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