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Melbourne Moderna mRNA factory a step closer following announcement

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Agreements between the federal and Victorian governments and US-based biotechnology company Moderna have been finalised, the participants have announced, with an upcoming site at Monash...

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Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt’s interview on ABC Radio Sydney on 15 August 2022

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Date published: 15 August 2022 Audience: General public JAMES VALENTINE: Dr. John Skerritt, good morning. JOHN SKERRITT: Yes, good morning, James. JAMES VALENTINE: It’s a pretty straightforward thing,...

Distribution

Avante Agri-Products signs Singapore deal | Article

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Avante Agri-Products has inked a new supply agreement with Singaporean wholesaler Bananah & Co that will see the Philippine exporter ship a range of fresh...

Technology

Aspen Medical implements Oracle Cloud apps

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Australian healthcare solutions provider Aspen medical has worked with Oracle to consolidate its business processes across HR, finance, and projects in support of its work...

Procurement

Does outsourcing govt agencies’ procurement help save money?–Win

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THE Marcos government should revisit the system of transferring huge funds from departments to two State agencies, as well as the ensuing de facto centralized procurement of...

Procurement

ADCNR, ADEM Team Up on Innovative Paving Projects

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By DAVID RAINER, Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources When you visit Lake Guntersville State Park or the DeSoto Falls area at DeSoto State...

Operations

WRAPUP 1-China’s retail, factory sectors unexpectedly slow in July

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China’s economy unexpectedly slowed in July, with activity indicators from industrial output to retail sales missing forecasts by large margins, pointing to a shaky recovery...

Freight

Insurers offer $50m to cover Black Sea shipping under Russia-Ukraine grain deal

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Cargo ships ferrying much-needed grain supplies out of Ukraine have been offered up to $50 million in insurance by brokers in London, clearing a hurdle...

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