Acknowledging the Ngunnawal people and First Nations, the launch of the Superpower Institute's report in Canberra focused on the potential of a green iron industry in Australia as a means to reduce emissions and expand the industrial sector. The report highlighted that with the decline in global demand for high-emissions products, Australia needs to develop new low-emissions industries leveraging its comparative advantages. The Australian government introduced the Future Made in Australia agenda, aiming to accelerate private investment in key sectors to align with global net zero targets. Initiatives like the Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund and the Green Iron Investment Fund have been established to support the development and commercialization of technologies in low-emissions metals, batteries, and clean energy manufacturing. Partnerships with industry leaders like BlueScope, BHP, and Rio Tinto are underway to pioneer green iron projects, with a focus on reducing emissions and enhancing the value of the resource sector. Technological challenges in green iron production, particularly hydrogen-based processes, are being tackled through the Innovation Fund to drive commercial readiness. The government's commitment to green metals production, including a $3 billion investment in low-emissions metals like green iron and aluminium, reflects a broader effort to embed long-term value and reduce emissions in the resource sector. Overall, Australia is positioning itself to refine resources locally, enhance value, and decrease emissions, showcasing a positive outlook towards the future of low-emissions metals and green industry development.