Tag: Paul Cheever

Innovation think tank closes doors

Posted on   |  by James Riley
After almost six years of operation, the Australian Institute for Innovation (a2i) has closed its doors, having reached the end of its operational funding. The think tank formed in...

We need to pivot, not reform

Posted on   |  by Paul Cheever
I like Chris Richardson; I used to work with him at Access Economics so I have known him and followed his views for some 15 years. He is a...

Fears have no place in tech dialogue

Posted on   |  by Paul Cheever
“Like it or not, innovation is as much about a social and even political event as it is a technology evolution.” This was the closing to last week’s column...

Infrastructure’s innovation boom?

Posted on   |  by Paul Cheever
The Prime Minister has signalled that he wants Australia to be an infrastructure leader. The Governor of the Reserve Bank has stated we need more infrastructure investment. And every...

Super dreams – where’s the money?

Posted on   |  by James Riley
It is surely a policy failure that Australia is home to one of the world’s largest superannuation pools and yet struggles to fund its own home-grown innovators. This failure...