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Qld to push procurement for small local suppliers

The Queensland government will review its procurement policy and establish more pathways for small local firms and innovative suppliers through a $100 million small and family business push outlined...

Govt’s data sharing review revives private sector path

6 May 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

A review of the national public sector data sharing scheme has put the inclusion of the private sector, law enforcement and compliance activity back on the table, three years...

Labor landslide keeps green hydrogen dream alive

5 May 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia’s fledgling green hydrogen sector and its backers have welcomed the Albanese government’s comprehensive election win, which keeps ambitions of a globally competitive export industry afloat. A change in...

Election fallout: Tech and science movers, Husic’s thumping win

5 May 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Champions of tech and science policy have mostly survived the federal election, but Labor’s thumping win and a handful of retirements will see some bow out amid a period...

Returned Albanese pledges to keep building local capability

4 May 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Tens of billions of dollars in government investment in new industries and manufacturing capability is secure after Labor won the 2025 federal election and returned the Albanese government for...

Critical Minerals, Critical Questions: Is Stockpiling Enough?

2 May 2025 | by Ehsan Farahbakhsh

The Australian government’s new $1.2 billion critical minerals stockpile plan appears to be more of a political statement than a transformative industrial policy. While some headlines have framed it...

Coalition costings confirm light touch industry and innovation plan

1 May 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

A Dutton government would end Labor’s landmark industry programs, curtail net zero efforts and disrupt reforms to the higher education sector, Coalition costings released two days out from the...

Marine scientists navigating to reef range digital twin

1 May 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Scientists and engineers will try and create a digital twin of one of the world’s only tropical marine test ranges in a bid to bring down testing costs and...

US judge rules Apple violated order to reform App Store

1 May 2025 | by Mike Scarcella

Apple violated a U.S. court order that required the iPhone maker to allow greater competition for app downloads and payment methods in its lucrative App Store and will be...

The silence on tech policy is setting off alarm bells

30 April 2025 | by Joseph Brookes

Days out from a federal election and almost nothing has been uttered on tech policy in a month-long campaign, with political leaders overlooking or undercooking transformative issues like artificial...

Author: Joseph Brookes

Qld to push procurement for small local suppliers

Govt’s data sharing review revives private sector path

Labor landslide keeps green hydrogen dream alive

Election fallout: Tech and science movers, Husic’s thumping win

Returned Albanese pledges to keep building local capability

Critical Minerals, Critical Questions: Is Stockpiling Enough?

Coalition costings confirm light touch industry and innovation plan

Marine scientists navigating to reef range digital twin

US judge rules Apple violated order to reform App Store

The silence on tech policy is setting off alarm bells

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Author: Joseph Brookes