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Govt to receive strategy for ‘authoritarian tech vendors’

The Department of Home Affairs is preparing advice for the Albanese government on the risks of “authoritarian vendors” after departments spent the last six months ripping out security equipment...

Energy transition at ‘high risk’ without local solar manufacturing

6 July 2023 | by Brandon How

The lack of a domestic solar manufacturing industry is placing Australia’s green energy transition at “high risk”, two local renewable energy firms have argued, urging the federal government to...

AUKUS closes gap on China’s critical tech lead

6 June 2023 | by Justin Hendry

AUKUS puts the collective research might of the three allies ahead of China in critical technologies like robotics and quantum sensing, and closes the gap in others, new research...

Drones suspended at Home Affairs as Chinese tech fears grow

23 May 2023 | by Justin Hendry

Chinese technology fears are growing across the federal government, with Border Force joining Defence in suspending the use of drones from a Shenzhen-based manufacturer on security grounds. Representatives from...

Tax critical minerals exports to build sovereign capability: AWU

17 May 2023 | by Brandon How

A “significant, punitive tax” on critical minerals exports should be implemented to encourage the development of domestic processing and generate revenue for investments across the value chain, according to...

Critical minerals partnerships seek to challenge China’s dominance: King

13 April 2023 | by Brandon How

Australia is deepening collaborations with “likeminded partners” on critical minerals to lessen the concentration of the supply chain in China, according to Resources minister Madeleine King. Speaking at the...

China has ‘enormous and widening’ technology research lead

2 March 2023 | by Joseph Brookes

There is a high-risk China will gain a “monopoly” in many critical technologies and is already the leading research country in 37 of 44 strategically important fields, according to...

Technology distrust the most pressing decoupling issue

27 February 2023 | by Dr Miah Hammond-Errey

We’ve seen action by global leaders to make supply chains more resilient and secure technologies critical to national interests, such as US banning high end chip fabrication technology exports...

Govt-wide ban looms for China-linked cameras

9 February 2023 | by Joseph Brookes

The Attorney General has sought advice on a government-wide ban of surveillance equipment linked to the Chinese Communist Party after an unofficial audit found at least 900 devices being...

Security agencies take advice after Chinese camera ban in US, UK

30 November 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s national security agencies have begun restricting the use of surveillance equipment manufactured by two Chinese firms in government facilities amid a similar block in the US and UK...

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Energy transition at ‘high risk’ without local solar manufacturing

AUKUS closes gap on China’s critical tech lead

Drones suspended at Home Affairs as Chinese tech fears grow

Tax critical minerals exports to build sovereign capability: AWU

Critical minerals partnerships seek to challenge China’s dominance: King

China has ‘enormous and widening’ technology research lead

Technology distrust the most pressing decoupling issue

Govt-wide ban looms for China-linked cameras

Security agencies take advice after Chinese camera ban in US, UK

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