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Justin Hendry

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Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney.

Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior to joining InnovationAus in 2022, Justin spent more than five years at iTnews, first as a Journalist and then as Deputy Editor. He has also worked for public sector IT research house Intermedium.

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InnovationAus stories by Justin Hendry:

AI firms to carry safety burden under new laws, Charlton says

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...

DARPA backs Diraq with up to $431m in final leg of quantum race

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...

Moderna teams with CSIRO for biosecurity research drive

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...

‘Get serious’ on sovereign AI, tech leaders urge Canberra

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...

Deep tech coalition urges Chalmers to scrap RDTI age limit

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...

R&D ‘deathtrap’ could shut startups out of refunds

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...

The tech companies paying little or no tax in Australia

Justin Hendry is InnovationAus.com’s editor, based in Sydney. Justin is an award-winning journalist who has covered the intersection of technology, business and politics for more than a decade. Prior...