The team behind global technology news network TechDay is launching IndustrialDay, a new human-powered network covering infrastructure, industry, workplace safety, aviation, property and construction, according to a press release issued by TechDay on 3 August 2026.
IndustrialDay rolls out during August across eight markets which are Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India, the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Ireland, running on the platform and editorial systems behind TechDay’s 61 technology news sites worldwide.
As part of the launch, TechDay is acquiring three established New Zealand publications — Infrastructure News, Safety News and Property & Build — from publisher Mike Bishara, who joins IndustrialDay as features editor. The sites will move to IndustrialDay’s platform in an upgrade covering design, performance and discoverability, with existing archives migrated and retained.
TechDay Publisher Sean Mitchell said the launch marks both a modernization of the acquired titles and the start of a wider international expansion. The network will emphasize generative engine optimization (GEO) to keep its journalism discoverable across search and AI platforms, while keeping people at the center.
“Human-powered journalism will remain at the center of everything we do,” Mitchell said. “People remain responsible for editorial judgement, accuracy and the relationships that make specialist journalism valuable.”
IndustrialDay will also launch new titles in other markets, including dedicated aviation coverage, with further details throughout August.
Congratulations to TechDay team!
Source: IndustrialDay launch announcement, TechDay.
This article was drafted with the assistance of AI and reviewed by the Hashim Communications team before publication.
