Every day, bulk carriers leave Australian ports carrying iron ore, lithium, bauxite and other minerals bound for factories across Asia, Europe and North America.Many of those same resources return months later as cars, batteries, solar panels, household appliances and electronics — finished products that capture far more value than the raw materials Australia exported.The picture is a far cry from the one first promoted by the 'Australian Made' campaign of the 1980s. Launched by the then-Hawke government in 1986, along with its now ubiquitous logo, Australian Made projected a vision of a thriving domestic manufacturing industry — one that has...