James Riley, Author at InnovationAus.com

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What’s next for the NBN? Labor and the Coalition’s plans compared

For many Australians, the promise of cheap, reliable broadband remains a dream. So why is the National Broadband Network (NBN) still not delivering an outcome that was promised more...

Innovation and productivity forgotten in a lost decade

11 April 2022 | by Peter Roberts

I have lost count how many from prime minister’s down have claimed to be working to make Australia a clever country, a maker of innovative things. Well guess what,...

AIIA calls for Cabinet-level digital super-Minister

11 April 2022 | by James Riley

The Australian Information Industry Association has called on the next federal government to combine the functions of the Digital Economy minister and the Government Services minister into a single,...

Election campaigning begins with nonsense about energy

10 April 2022 | by David Havyatt

The Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction, Angus Taylor, is technically the minister in charge of implementing the federal government’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050. Despite being...

Grattan on looming changes for bureaucrats in the Canberra ‘bubble’

8 April 2022 | by Michelle Grattan

With a change of government a real prospect according to the opinion polls, public servants are starting to gossip about what an Albanese administration would mean for them. For...

ANU-backed Instaclustr acquired by NetApp for more than $500m

8 April 2022 | by James Riley

The Canberra-based startup Instaclustr, which was incubated on campus at the Australian National University, is set to be acquired by US giant NetApp at a price understood to be...

Gupta begins Whyalla expansion readying for green steel

8 April 2022 | by Peter Roberts

Steel and aluminium magnate Sanjeev Gupta has made an impassioned call for Australia to use its natural resources to produce green hydrogen for export but also to embrace green...

Locking down e-voting systems is not so easy

7 April 2022 | by Stuart Corner

Creating an impenetrable and robust e-voting system, according to two leading researchers in cryptography, is nowhere close to being created. A complicated problem, with global experts rushing to solve,...

SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure is their data?

5 April 2022 | by Simon Bush

With 98 per cent of Australian businesses comprising of small businesses contributing a third of our economic output and employing 41 per cent of the workforce, governments are naturally...

The mechanics of a Budget speech, and the Opposition reply

4 April 2022 | by David Havyatt

Every year both the Treasurer’s budget speech and the Opposition Leader’s reply speech are criticised for what they didn’t say, almost as much for what they did. Most of...

Author: James Riley

What’s next for the NBN? Labor and the Coalition’s plans compared

Innovation and productivity forgotten in a lost decade

AIIA calls for Cabinet-level digital super-Minister

Election campaigning begins with nonsense about energy

Grattan on looming changes for bureaucrats in the Canberra ‘bubble’

ANU-backed Instaclustr acquired by NetApp for more than $500m

Gupta begins Whyalla expansion readying for green steel

Locking down e-voting systems is not so easy

SMEs are critical to the economy. So how secure is their data?

The mechanics of a Budget speech, and the Opposition reply

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