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Australia has its own ‘vomit comet’ for zero-gravity research

Last Saturday, a two-seater SIAI-Marchetti S.211 jet took off from Essendon Fields Airport in Melbourne with an expert aerobatic pilot at the controls and a case full of scientific...

Industry missing as Albanese shuffles department heads

23 June 2022 | by James Riley

The department secretary in charge of the robodebt welfare debacle at its height Kathryn Campbell has been demoted from the ranks of top mandarins as part of Prime Minister...

Gilmour Space: Crewed missions, Australian astronauts, in ten years

22 June 2022 | by James Riley

Gold Coast-based rocket manufacturer Gilmour Space Technologies has revealed long term plans to put Australian astronauts into space aboard crewed flights inside ten years. In that time, the company...

Finance data key to decision making in banking and govt sectors

20 June 2022 | by Stuart Mason

Countries around the world have faced economic headwinds in the last two years at least as strong as during the GFC, if not even stronger. Central banks and governments...

Peter Verwer on global business and talent attraction

13 June 2022 | by Peter Verwer

The Global Business and Talent Attraction Taskforce was born in the dark days of COVID-19 and had four jobs. The first was to harvest the world for its brightest...

Cathy Foley and David Thodey return for InnovationAus Awards 2022

9 June 2022 | by James Riley

Australia’s chief scientist Dr Cathy Foley and business leader and David Thodey have returned to their joint role of Patron to the InnovationAus 2022 Awards for Excellence. With the...

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...

Like the gig economy, crypto gaming can be deeply exploitative

6 June 2022 | by Ben Egliston

Video games are increasingly incorporating blockchains, the decentralised databases that underpin cryptocurrencies, as well as NFTs and other “digital assets”. New games are emerging expressly to support blockchain technology,...

myGov: Untangling the govt digital service hairball

6 June 2022 | by Glenn Archer

The SMH published an article over the weekend that included some observations from the new Minister for Government Services Bill Shorten on his recent poor experiences using MyGov. This...

Australia finally has a dedicated minister for cyber security. Here’s why it’s important

6 June 2022 | by Ivano Bongiovanni

On Tuesday, Australia’s new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced his government’s first full ministry, with Victorian member Clare O’Neil appointed Minister for Home Affairs and Minister for Cyber Security....

Author: James Riley

Australia has its own ‘vomit comet’ for zero-gravity research

Industry missing as Albanese shuffles department heads

Gilmour Space: Crewed missions, Australian astronauts, in ten years

Finance data key to decision making in banking and govt sectors

Peter Verwer on global business and talent attraction

Cathy Foley and David Thodey return for InnovationAus Awards 2022

Innovation Papers: A policy forum for policy ideas

Like the gig economy, crypto gaming can be deeply exploitative

myGov: Untangling the govt digital service hairball

Australia finally has a dedicated minister for cyber security. Here’s why it’s important

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