Author: James Riley

Labor: Hopelessly outgunned amid a deluge of dollars

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The volume and velocity of dollars being sprayed by the Coalition at industry development programs from space to critical minerals to artificial intelligence in the past several months has...

The productivity benefits of lifting wages

Posted on   |  by David Havyatt
Whether wages are keeping up with the cost of living is shaping as one of the key election issues. Unfortunately, neither party demonstrates an understanding of the link between...

NSW backs focus on research commercialisation: Henskens

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The New South Wales government has backed a renewed focus on improving the commercialisation outcomes of university research with a program of increased co-investment in critical research infrastructure and...

The balancing act that is internet governance

Posted on   |  by Stuart Corner
Engaging with the online world is a key priority for the Australian Government and it’s becoming more confident about how to regulate the internet, argues Australia’s Minister for Communications,...

Government tech is hard. If not the DTA, then what?

Posted on   |  by Dr Lesley Seebeck
The digital transformation of government has proven difficult for Australia, particularly at the federal level. While some of the states are having some success, the federal government seems stalled,...