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- MIA Podcast - Episode 15: Ben Keeley from Lustec TrailersLUSTEC is a leader in the design and production of heavy haulage trailers designed to sustain your business for the long term. Founded by Chris Lusty, the company has a long-standing commitment to its staff and clients to suit the requirements of the most demanding sectors.Australia-based LUSTEC is a family-owned company with a long history in the trailer industry. The Lusty name is widely known throughout the country's trailer sector for designing and constructing the best quality products.&...35 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 14: Jeff Hilditch from NuflowNuflow’s pipe relining technology repairs your cracked or broken pipes without needing to dig up yards or excavate surfaces. Nuflow has the tools and experience to repair home pipes and unblock stormwater drainage pipes, blocked drains, sewage pipes and leaking pipes without digging up gardens or surfaces. They help residents repair or strengthen their pipes affordably and easily, with minimal damage to their property. Nuflow also provides innovative, reliable and cost-effective solution...47 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 13: Leigh Rust from Safetyline JalousieSafetyline Jalousie louvre windows are the most versatile, highest performing and best value for money single-glazed louvre windows on the market. Safetyline Jalousie louvre windows are ideal for Multi-Res high rise towers, hospitals, schools, fully ventilated & operable facades, RACFs, smoke/fire applications, hospitality projects, shopping centres, social housing, the university builds and just about anything else you can think of. In this episode, we will talk about:&nb...36 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 12: Amanda Williams from YellowpandaYellowpanda’s mission is to create a wave of inspiring authorities in their fields to encourage the next generation of business leaders. Their unique service stems from founder Amanda William’s previous life managing the public images of politicians. Yellowpanda is a boutique agency offering traditional PR and digital maintenance. The Yellowpanda team specialises in building authentic public profiles for trailblazing entrepreneurs the P.A.N.D.A way. We make sure their real-world ac...39 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 11: Adrian Cuda from Business Growth FinanceBusiness Growth Finance is a Vendor Equipment and Asset Finance specialist that works with vendors and direct clients to ensure they get a tailored finance solution. We assist our vendors to sell more equipment by offering a Sales Aid Finance Solution. We pride ourselves on developing lasting relationships with our vendors and aim to take the stress out of the equation by assisting them to convert more sales through finance. From pre-approval through to settlement and delivery of the eq...38 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 10: Cherie Lyden from Wholegreen BakeryMIA Podcast - Episode 10: Cherie Lyden from Wholegreen BakeryCherie Lyden owns and leads Wholegreen Bakery, and is an Australian manufacturer of gluten-free and additive-free food. She is a nutritionist and was diagnosed with coeliac, a disorder that leaves the body intolerant to gluten.Because of her love for food and her condition, she was able to develop recipes that were gluten-free but delicious and healthy. Cherie’s passion has put Wholegreen in the limelight of producing delicious and ...41 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 9: Timothy Hanlon from StorcoStorco started operations in 1980 and is a market-leading manufacturing company based in New South Wales specialising in the design and construction of self-storage fit-out systems, facilities, and fencing solutions. They mostly create interior fit-outs, but they also do slab-out constructions. Storco is one of the two companies specialising in this field in Australia and most likely the only company catering to the New Zealand market. In this episode, we will talk about:How he star...44 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 8: Graham Hill retired manufacturing CFOThe MIA Podcast 8 Episode with Graham Hill retired manufacturing CFOIn this episode, we are very lucky to be graced with the presence of Graham Hill, who was a part of the glory days of Australian Manufacturing. He’s seen it all, how the industry started and rose from the rocks and how Australia was heavily involved in manufacturing in the ‘60s.Here are some of the things that we talked about:Graham started in 1958 and retired in 2006 as a trainee accountant then worked his way up to being a ...48 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 7: Craig Rochat from Land of Plenty Food Co.The MIA Podcast Episode 7 with Craig Rochat, CEO of Land of Plenty Food Co.Land of Plenty Food Co. is an Australian-owned food company producing premium hand-crafted and high-volume products for the food service, retail and bespoke markets. Land of Plenty Food Co. manufactures 100% of our range in Australia. We are your destination for beautiful, innovative, premium foods manufactured in Australia. In this episode, we will talk about:How his wife was the one who started the businessCraig...47 min
- MIA Podcast - Episode 6: Cristina Lee from TechabstractThe MIA Podcast 5 Episode with Cristina Lee, General Manager of TechAbstractTechAbstract is an Australian advisory firm that helps companies access the government’s tax incentive program. With their R&D being set up in 1996, it began with their founder, who was then working for an Aussie auditing company, realising that the R&D applications were so poorly made. He then wanted to help the companies write better applications, thus starting his business 11 years ago.Let’s talk about:How ...31 min
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Australian Manufacturing has been somewhat MIA over the past few years.Thankfully, it is gaining strength again as a result of COVID supply chain issues, significant advancements in technology and a…
boost from the Modern Manufacturing Initiative.We created the Manufacturing In Australia (MIA) Podcast to raise awareness of this recent surge in manufacturing, and to help Australian Manufacturers to tap into resources that help their businesses grow locally and internationally.Join us on this journey of Australia’s return to the glory days of the 60’s as we check in with industry experts, newbies to the market, university professors and a whole lot more.We cover everything from how tap into government grants, clever ways to take advantage of modern technology, how to switch from traditional to digital marketing and a whole host of juicy content.