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Feb 2025 Major Projects Facilitation Agency

New projects will be a stable source of critical minerals for Australia

Three new projects have received Major Project Status and will help produce critical minerals needed for green energy manufacturing.
Jan 2025

Professor Tony Haymet appointed as Australia's Chief Scientist

World-leading oceanographer, chemist and entrepreneur will be Australia’s next Chief Scientist.
Jan 2025

Almost $2 million for hands-on STEM experiences for young Australians

Robotics, virtual reality and cybersecurity feature among 26 projects funded by Maker Projects - Community STEM Engagement grants.
Jan 2025

New Green Aluminium Production Credit will support the transition to green metals

Green metals are a priority under the Future Made in Australia plan. An investment of $2 billion will help local production and the shift to net zero.

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Feb 2025 Major Projects Facilitation Agency

New projects will be a stable source of critical minerals for Australia

Three new projects have received Major Project Status and will help produce critical minerals needed for green energy manufacturing.
Feb 2025

Nominations are open for the PM’s Prize for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledge Systems!

The new prize recognises the contributions of Australian Indigenous knowledge systems to science, our nation and humanity. Applications close 18 March 2025.
Jan 2025

Removing barriers for staff with disabilities

Our accessible workplace includes access to assistive technology and hearing loops available at reception areas.
Jan 2025

Professor Tony Haymet appointed as Australia's Chief Scientist

World-leading oceanographer, chemist and entrepreneur will be Australia’s next Chief Scientist.
Jan 2025

Almost $2 million for hands-on STEM experiences for young Australians

Robotics, virtual reality and cybersecurity feature among 26 projects funded by Maker Projects - Community STEM Engagement grants.
Jan 2025

New Green Aluminium Production Credit will support the transition to green metals

Green metals are a priority under the Future Made in Australia plan. An investment of $2 billion will help local production and the shift to net zero.
Jan 2025

$5.5 million to boost Australia’s quantum future

Round 2 of the Critical Technologies Challenge Program (CTCP) invites solutions to market-led challenges in biosecurity, First Nations health, transport and logistics, and energy. Applications close 26 February.
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25 November 2023

Country of origin labelling for seafood is coming to hospitality

Consumer ministers have voted to introduce mandatory seafood labelling in hospitality venues.
3 July 2023

Country of origin labelling for seafood in hospitality: consultation regulation impact statement

We want your feedback on proposed options for country of origin labelling for seafood sold at hospitality venues.
23 December 2022

Country of origin labelling for seafood in hospitality: have your say

We want your feedback on a proposed model for mandatory country of origin labelling for seafood in hospitality settings.
25 February 2022

Country of Origin Labelling evaluation report released

We have evaluated the reforms made to the Country of Origin Labelling (CoOL) for food. We will not be making any major changes to the CoOL for food requirements at this time.
28 August 2020

Country of origin labelling for complementary medicines: have your say on the information standard

Your feedback will help us develop labelling requirements for complementary medicine manufacturers seeking ‘Made in Australia’ claims. Consultation closes on 24 September.
31 July 2020

Evaluating country of origin labelling for food reforms

We’re evaluating reforms to Country of Origin Labelling for Food regulations. Have your say on our discussion paper by 11 September.
18 December 2019

Resolution for Australian Made Complementary Medicines

Following changes to the Australian Consumer Law complementary medicines can now make increased use of ‘Made in Australia’ claims on eligible products.
9 October 2019

Country of origin labelling for complementary medicines: have your say

Give feedback to help the complementary medicine sector regain access to the Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo. Consultation is open until 30 October.