Government annoucnes manufacturing boost

The federal government says a 1.5 billion-dollar boost to Australian manufacturing will make the sector more competitive.

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Federal Government announces $1.5b boost to manufacturing

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Federal Government pledges $1.5 billion to boost manufacturing sector

Australian manufacturing due for a boost in next week's budget

Governments' $1.5 billion cash injection into Australian manufacturing

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