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Aug 6, 2018

3D Printed Gun Hysteria Gone Too Far? Australian Man Faces Jail Over “Costume Props”

Dec 22, 2017

3D Printed Ceramic Implant Fuses With Bone to Repair Broken Limbs

Sep 11, 2017

3D Printed Aerospace Rocket Engine Successfully Tested by Australian Engineers

Aug 14, 2017

Australian Academic Wins Prestigious Award for Contributions to 3D Printing

Jul 17, 2017

Australian University Acquires Groundbreaking LightSpEE3D Metal 3D Printer

Jan 5, 2016

3D Printed Dinosaur to Boost Tourism in Queensland, Australia

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3D Printed Ceramic Implant Fuses With Bone to Repair Broken Limbs

Researchers from the University of Sidney have developed a 3D printed ceramic implant that fuses with natural bone. The implant was successfully used to repair large leg fractures in sheep.

Caution All Cosplayers

3D Printed Gun Hysteria Gone Too Far? Australian Man Faces Jail Over “Costume Props”

A man from Sydney is facing a serious jail sentence after advertising one of his 3D printed imitation weapons in a private Facebook group. He claims that the replica firearms were made as costume props, blurring the lines between dangerous DIY guns and cosplay items.

Blast Off, Mate.

3D Printed Aerospace Rocket Engine Successfully Tested by Australian Engineers

In just four months, a team of Australian engineers designed, 3D printed, assembled, and tested an aerospace rocket engine.

Aussie Honors

Australian Academic Wins Prestigious Award for Contributions to 3D Printing

3D printing expert Ian Gibson is the first Australian to win the International Freeform and Additive Manufacturing Excellence (FAME) Award.

Metal Printing Down Under

Australian University Acquires Groundbreaking LightSpEE3D Metal 3D Printer

Charles Darwin University is acquiring the LightSpEE3D printer, reportedly faster and cheaper than any metal 3D printer on the market.

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3D Printed Dinosaur to Boost Tourism in Queensland, Australia

New trend for 2016: a 3D printed dinosaur? A small town in West Queenland, Australia plans to recreate a "terrible lizard" to boost tourism and travel.