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Morrison was routed by quiet Australians and noisy ones

The rout of Scott Morrison goes beyond the defeat of his government. It has left behind a Liberal party that is now a flightless bird. The parliamentary party has...

Industry portfolio must be at the centre of government

20 May 2022 | by James Riley

Editorial: In years past, when you walked through the foyer and into the Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources you would pass large framed print photographs of the...

Skills, digital and regulatory reform: the ICT sector’s focus

20 May 2022 | by James Riley

The Australian Information Industry Association says that whoever wins on Saturday, whether it’s an incoming or a returned government, a first-order priority must be to restructure the way it...

How the major parties’ election tech promises stack up

20 May 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Australians will head to the polls on Saturday following a long election campaign which was largely devoid of tech-focused policy and promises until the final week. While there were...

Ed Husic on geopolitics and the industry capability imperative

19 May 2022 | by James Riley

Just days out from the federal election, Labor’s Ed Husic has opened up about the structural frameworks that will guide the work of the proposed National Reconstruction Fund in...

Be prepared: Labor’s $1.5b fund for medical manufacturing

16 May 2022 | by James Riley

Federal Labor will on Tuesday unveil another targeted industry fund, this time focused on medical manufacturing and with the aim to “turn science into more jobs” and secure domestic...

Driving Australia’s tech future is an ‘a-political’ necessity

16 May 2022 | by Kate Jones and Wyatt Roy

The Australian tech sector is booming. It is one of the nation’s fastest growing industries with fantastic opportunities on the horizon. Our industry is also becoming extremely attractive as...

Labor earmarks $1b for advanced manufacturing investment fund

15 May 2022 | by James Riley

Federal Labor has unveiled another industry investment fund, this one targeted at advanced manufacturing and rebuilding Australia’s industrial base across sectors ranging from transport, defence and resources, to agriculture, food...

Labor commits $1b investment fund for critical technologies

13 May 2022 | by James Riley

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 to ‘pick up and run’ with Thodey public sector reforms

4 May 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The Thodey review of the public service has been a “missed opportunity” so far, and a Labor government would “pick up and run” with its reform agenda, Shadow Treasurer...

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Morrison was routed by quiet Australians and noisy ones

Industry portfolio must be at the centre of government

Skills, digital and regulatory reform: the ICT sector’s focus

How the major parties’ election tech promises stack up

Ed Husic on geopolitics and the industry capability imperative

Be prepared: Labor’s $1.5b fund for medical manufacturing

Driving Australia’s tech future is an ‘a-political’ necessity

Labor earmarks $1b for advanced manufacturing investment fund

Labor commits $1b investment fund for critical technologies

Labor to ‘pick up and run’ with Thodey public sector reforms

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