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PM and Albo emphasise cybersecurity as a matter of national security

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled plans to expand the defence force by 30 per cent with a specific focus on cyber positions, while Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese has...

South Australian manufacturing lands $155m from Commonwealth in a week

9 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The federal government has tipped $155 million into South Australian manufacturing this month alone in the lead-up to the state election, with all three of the large Commonwealth manufacturing grants...

PM won’t ‘build back better’ but wants to shift supply chains

8 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Semiconductors, agricultural chemicals and personal protective equipment have been named by the Prime Minister among seven new supply chain priorities for more market development with like-minded nations. These supply...

PM’s ‘pork barrelling’ subs announcement contradicts Defence advice: Patrick

7 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The Prime Minister’s announcement of a new submarine base at one of three east coast locations is pork barrelling and risks Australia’s national security, according to independent Senator Rex...

PM says nuclear sub decision won’t be made before election

7 March 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said a decision on Australia’s preferred nuclear-powered submarine will not be made before the upcoming federal election, directly contradicting his Defence Minister Peter Dutton,...

Modern Manufacturing program struggles to get money out the door

19 February 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Just $85 million has been released from the federal government’s flagship $1.5 billion manufacturing program since it was announced in 2020. The biggest grants are currently being held up...

PM’s ‘anti-trolling’ bill unlikely to pass before election, inquiry pushed back

15 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

Two inquiries into the controversial ‘anti-trolling’ bill will not report back until mid-March, with it becoming increasingly unlikely the legislation will be passed before the upcoming election, despite Prime...

‘Anti-trolling’ bill introduced to Parliament before inquiry wraps up

10 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The highly controversial “anti-trolling” bill has been introduced to Parliament by the government despite the inquiry into it not having wrapped up yet and amid contradictory claims over its...

It’s five minutes to midnight and a policy burps to life

4 February 2022 | by James Riley

No-one in research is going to argue against an extra $2 billion aimed at improving the commercialisation and translation outcomes of university research, and the creation of new industry...

PM’s ‘online trolls’ law not about trolls at all: Department officials

2 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The government’s anti-trolling bill is not actually about online safety or combatting trolls, according to department staff, despite the Prime Minister claiming they are “some of the strongest powers...

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PM and Albo emphasise cybersecurity as a matter of national security

South Australian manufacturing lands $155m from Commonwealth in a week

PM won’t ‘build back better’ but wants to shift supply chains

PM’s ‘pork barrelling’ subs announcement contradicts Defence advice: Patrick

PM says nuclear sub decision won’t be made before election

Modern Manufacturing program struggles to get money out the door

PM’s ‘anti-trolling’ bill unlikely to pass before election, inquiry pushed back

‘Anti-trolling’ bill introduced to Parliament before inquiry wraps up

It’s five minutes to midnight and a policy burps to life

PM’s ‘online trolls’ law not about trolls at all: Department officials

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