Roy Green Archives

Can Australia catch up in the race for advanced industries?

Australia has managed to avoid a recession for the last 30 years and may well dodge the next one, with a leg up from the current spike in commodity...

Take a moment: It’s been a huge week for Australian industrial policy

30 March 2023 | by James Riley

Ed Husic was in the Senate chamber late on Tuesday night to witness his signature National Reconstruction Fund bill pass, marking a touchstone moment for Australian industrial policy. The...

Ho Ho Ho: Our ultimate guide to Summer Reading

21 December 2022 | by James Riley

In keeping with long-standing tradition and to get us into a Ho Ho Ho vibe for the Christmas break, I present to you the annual InnovationAus.com Summer Reading List....

‘Laissez-faire’ Productivity Commission calls for incremental innovation and diffusion

28 September 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

With more worrying signs about business innovation in Australia, the Productivity Commission has proposed shifting policy focus from incentives, grants and public research to create our own inventions to...

The Innovation Papers: Meet our full list of expert authors

20 July 2022 | by James Riley

Forty policy thinkers from across the Australian tech and innovation ecosystems have contributed more than 70,000 words to The Innovation Papers projects to be published in a newspaper format...

Innovation Papers: A policy forum for policy ideas

7 June 2022 | by James Riley

Australia’s tech and innovation leadership from across from industry, research and government will present policy papers in front of peers and policymakers at a special forum at the National...

The urgent need for a ‘coherent industry portfolio’

23 May 2022 | by James Riley

A first-order priority for the incoming Labor government of Anthony Albanese will be to construct a coherent and “joined-up” industry portfolio, according to innovation system expert and Port of...

‘There won’t be anything to commercialise’: tech research spending lags

19 May 2022 | by Brandon How

New data indicates that higher education organisations expenditure on computer and information sciences lags while pure basic research falls. The Australian Bureau of Statistics data showed that in 2020...

Innovation election is like the dog that didn’t bark

19 May 2022 | by Roy Green

When it comes to research and innovation, the current election campaign recalls the Sherlock Holmes story featuring the dog that didn’t bark. Here’s how it went: Gregory (Scotland Yard...

UK Catapult program ‘systems’ approach a lesson for Australia

13 May 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The UK Catapult network was established to drive industry and research collaborations and to intervene where market barriers exist to local innovation. A decade on, and the Catapults are...

Tag: Roy Green

Can Australia catch up in the race for advanced industries?

Take a moment: It’s been a huge week for Australian industrial policy

Ho Ho Ho: Our ultimate guide to Summer Reading

‘Laissez-faire’ Productivity Commission calls for incremental innovation and diffusion

The Innovation Papers: Meet our full list of expert authors

Innovation Papers: A policy forum for policy ideas

The urgent need for a ‘coherent industry portfolio’

‘There won’t be anything to commercialise’: tech research spending lags

Innovation election is like the dog that didn’t bark

UK Catapult program ‘systems’ approach a lesson for Australia

Guide

Categories

SUBSCRIPTION ENQUIRIES

Privacy

EDITORIAL CONTACT

COMMERCIAL CONTACT

Search Filters Clear All

Tag: Roy Green