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make a genuine difference, be it from individuals or organisations large and small.
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Lithgow inventor Allan Jones believes his ‘Waterbank’ device has the potential to save millions of litres of water across Australia and has also had solid commercial interest from overseas.
Another great example of an Australian (Brisbane based) design company doing well around the globe.
If you are travelling with kids aged between about 6 and 10 then this is a great way to keep them entertained and help them remember their travel experience. Probably a bit better than having them just sit in front of a DVD as well!
The first round shortlist for the Australian International Design Awards has been announced and for a full list please click the link above.
A great cross section of innovative design.
Winners will be announced in Melbourne toward the end of May.
Nowra inventor Mike Ware has come up with a unique way to preserve the life of the beer coaster, saving money for the publican and helping the environment at the same time.
He needs a name though for his invention, so any ideas email Mike at drinkcoasterframe@gmail.com
Ex Plumber, Brad McCarthy of Nundah, QLD invented the Maxtrax vehicle recovery equipment over 3 years ago and last year sold almost 10,000 units.
For those planning a bit of adventure on/off the road definately consider the Maxtrax.
As part of the sixth annual G’day USA : Australia Week, six Australian companies have been chosen to showcase their unique product and try and gain a foothold in the US market. The companies are;
Victorian Company Radio Frequency Systems Australia last week won an Emmy for its ground breaking work in helping the transition from analogue to digital TV highlighting a win for local manufacturing.
