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Labor commits $1b investment fund for critical technologies

Federal Labor will create a $1 billion Critical Technologies Fund to invest through loans, equity and guarantees in companies that expand Australian capability in areas like artificial intelligence, robotics...

Labor’s $100m equity plan to ‘kickstart’ battery manufacturing

12 May 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Labor has unveiled its plan to “kickstart” battery manufacturing in Australia with a $100 million precinct in Queensland, a new Industry Growth Centre and a national strategy. Opposition Leader...

Patent box scheme changes still don’t go far enough

5 April 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The revamped patent box scheme still doesn’t go far enough and is uncompetitive with comparable jurisdictions, BDO R&D partner Nicola Purser says. The new version of the scheme, announced...

$601m in grants in 25 days to ‘manufacture’ election win

1 April 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The Morrison government has awarded $601 million in manufacturing grants in the last month alone, twice as much as it awarded in the preceding year and a half. Labor...

Significant public sector data-sharing reforms pass Parliament

31 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The sharing of public sector data will significantly increase after legislation opening up a “new path” for this passed Parliament with bipartisan support on the last possible day before the...

Billion-dollar mRNA vaccine manufacturing deal secured with Moderna

24 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

A multi-billion-dollar deal between the Commonwealth, Victorian government and Moderna has been inked, with an mRNA vaccine manufacturing facility to be up and running by 2024. After signing an...

Albanese pledges Labor focus on tech industry jobs

23 March 2022 | by James Riley

Federal Labor has adopted the Technology Council of Australia’s target of increasing the number of Australians employed in tech-related jobs by 340,000 to 1.2 million by the end of...

Govt’s manufacturing ‘election slush fund’ a national security risk: Husic

2 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The $1.3 billion manufacturing grants program is being used as an “election slush fund” by the federal government, with delays in unlocking funding creating a potential national security risk,...

Time to be less ‘dogmatic’ on not picking Industry winners: Husic

15 February 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

As industry policy is reconsidered around the world, Australia’s federal Opposition says it’s time to move on from “dogmatic” notions of not picking winners, promising to direct a $15...

Race against time to launch patent box scheme

10 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Legislation launching a limited patent box scheme for the MedTech and BioTech sectors has been introduced to Parliament, but the government is racing against time to pass the bill...

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Labor commits $1b investment fund for critical technologies

Labor’s $100m equity plan to ‘kickstart’ battery manufacturing

Patent box scheme changes still don’t go far enough

$601m in grants in 25 days to ‘manufacture’ election win

Significant public sector data-sharing reforms pass Parliament

Billion-dollar mRNA vaccine manufacturing deal secured with Moderna

Albanese pledges Labor focus on tech industry jobs

Govt’s manufacturing ‘election slush fund’ a national security risk: Husic

Time to be less ‘dogmatic’ on not picking Industry winners: Husic

Race against time to launch patent box scheme

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