Justin Hendry, Author at InnovationAus.com

CSIRO funded for quantum PhDs in research boost

National science agency CSIRO has been named the beneficiary of $3.6 million in federal government funding for quantum PhDs promised in the lead up to last year’s election, as...

Push for standing committee to bring digital rights focus to Parliament

13 April 2023 | by Justin Hendry

A coalition of privacy organisations, think tanks and industry groups are calling for the creation of a dedicated parliamentary committee to give “political focus” to digital rights issues in...

New penalties create ‘perfect storm’ for data breach secrecy

13 April 2023 | by Justin Hendry

Introducing a harsher data breach penalty regime without addressing the payment of cyber ransoms has created a “perfect storm” that could lead to reduced reporting of incidents, according to...

Can Australia catch up in the race for advanced industries?

13 April 2023 | by Robert D Atkinson and Roy Green

Australia has managed to avoid a recession for the last 30 years and may well dodge the next one, with a leg up from the current spike in commodity...

Repeat offender: Telco data access granted to NSW prisons anew

12 April 2023 | by Justin Hendry

Telecommunications data access powers first granted to New South Wales’ prisons agency last year to combat crimes committed by inmates using smuggle mobile phones have been extended by the...

AIIA urges govt to lift game on AI as industry frustration grows

11 April 2023 | by Justin Hendry

The Albanese government should use the upcoming federal Budget to lift its focus on artificial intelligence, including by “fast-tracking” millions in grants that have been locked up for two...

The best way to improve productivity is to abolish and replace the PC

11 April 2023 | by David Havyatt

The Productivity Commission was a creation of John Howard and Peter Costello. They brought together the former Industries Commission with two other economic advisory agencies: the Bureau of Industry...

TikTok ban fails to confront the broader risk: Our data is under attack

6 April 2023 | by David Shoebridge

The Australian government’s knee-jerk decision this week to ban just TikTok, and just on government devices, is a case of a media release chasing a serious issue. Despite the...

Gelion continues to amass battery IP with USyd patent buy

6 April 2023 | by Justin Hendry

Home-grown battery manufacturer Gelion has continued its intellectual property buying spree with the purchase of a lithium-silicon-sulphur battery technology patent from the University of Sydney. The acquisition comes less...

No new funding for national cybersecurity office

5 April 2023 | by Justin Hendry

The national office being stood up by the federal government to coordinate its cyber security efforts and respond to incidents will operate without any additional funding initially, the Department...

Author: Justin Hendry

CSIRO funded for quantum PhDs in research boost

Push for standing committee to bring digital rights focus to Parliament

New penalties create ‘perfect storm’ for data breach secrecy

Can Australia catch up in the race for advanced industries?

Repeat offender: Telco data access granted to NSW prisons anew

AIIA urges govt to lift game on AI as industry frustration grows

The best way to improve productivity is to abolish and replace the PC

TikTok ban fails to confront the broader risk: Our data is under attack

Gelion continues to amass battery IP with USyd patent buy

No new funding for national cybersecurity office

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