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Capitalising the looming AI productivity bonanza

“Businesses and governments often overestimate the impact of new technologies in three years and radically underestimate their impact over ten.” This was how Microsoft founder Bill Gates summed up...

‘Couch change’: Calls for super funds to dig deeper for startups

25 October 2024 | by Justin Hendry

Superannuation funds are facing growing calls to stump up more of their fast-growing $3.9 trillion wealth funds into early-stage tech, as local venture capital continues to lag behind that...

Defence industry effort must integrate with broader industrial policy

18 December 2023 | by James Riley

Australia’s defence industry strategy should be more closely aligned to broader industrial development policy in order to build national capability in areas of strategic importance that can quickly scale...

Australia’s new course on submarines has ‘profound’ implications

17 September 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The federal government’s surprise decision to scrap a $90 billion submarine project for a new one based on closer ties with the US and nuclear technology has “profound” industrial...

Manufacturing’s seventh straight month of growth

3 May 2021 | by Staff Writers

Manufacturing achieved its seventh straight month of growth in April, and its quickest rate of expansion in three years, according to the Australian Industry Group’s Performance of Manufacturing Index....

Gig job reform not a priority

10 April 2018 | by James Riley

Australian Industry Group chief executive Innes Willox has urged the government to move forward in reforming existing workplace relations laws, but says the rise of gig economy jobs should...

Willox: Skills are a massive problem

30 October 2017 | by Beverley Head

Australia is in danger of falling off the skills cliff according to Australian Industry Group CEO, Innes Willox – severely limiting organisations’ ability to innovate and grow. AI Group...

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Capitalising the looming AI productivity bonanza

‘Couch change’: Calls for super funds to dig deeper for startups

Defence industry effort must integrate with broader industrial policy

Australia’s new course on submarines has ‘profound’ implications

Manufacturing’s seventh straight month of growth

Gig job reform not a priority

Willox: Skills are a massive problem

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