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

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...

Labor’s $1b ‘tech underwriter’ fund to help Australia’s quantum leap

16 May 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Federal Labor has said its $1 billion commitment to develop and commercialise critical technologies will help to reverse Australia’s slide down innovation rankings by helping local researchers bridge the valley...

Labor pledges $1.2 billion defence innovation agency

28 April 2022 | by Denham Sadler

A $1.2 billion independent strategic research agency will be established under a Labor government to drive defence innovation and boost collaboration between Defence and SMEs and universities. Opposition Leader...

Labor pledges to cut government outsourcing by $3b

27 April 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Labor has outlined a plan to cut government spending on contractors and consultants by $3 billion and scrap the controversial public sector jobs cap, along with a policy to...

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...

Labor to rebuild a ‘seriously eroded’ Australian Public Service: Gallagher

4 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Labor has vowed to rebuild the Australian Public Service into a model employer that is better able to provide frank and fearless advice to Government. If elected, Labor would...

Labor to move on opaque tender reporting processes

15 February 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

A Labor government would introduce new reporting requirements for government tenders, forcing agencies to provide more detail and consistency on the billions of dollars spent on external providers every...

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...

Senate report sets manufacturing battle lines for the election

7 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The federal Opposition has backed the creation of a manufacturing industry fund, regular reviews of R&D incentives, as well as changes to procurement rules to encourage the development of...

Labor flags ‘step change’ in Commonwealth’s cyber culture

3 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Labor will drive a “step change” in the Commonwealth’s cybersecurity culture to counter the current secrecy and lack of accountability around the issue if it wins the election, shadow...

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

Labor’s $1b ‘tech underwriter’ fund to help Australia’s quantum leap

Labor pledges $1.2 billion defence innovation agency

Labor pledges to cut government outsourcing by $3b

Albanese pledges Labor focus on tech industry jobs

Labor to rebuild a ‘seriously eroded’ Australian Public Service: Gallagher

Labor to move on opaque tender reporting processes

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

Senate report sets manufacturing battle lines for the election

Labor flags ‘step change’ in Commonwealth’s cyber culture

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