Every year, pathogens cost the global aquaculture industry about $US6 billion. And this is at a time when food production globally needs to jump by more than 50 percent...
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Australia is often called out as a world leader in both research capability and innovative technologies, the beneficiary of decades of investment from our primary industries that make up...
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Australia will provide Ukraine with $20 million worth of home-grown technology, including counter-drone systems and deployable 3D printers, as part of its latest military assistance package. Prime Minister Anthony...
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An additional $2 billion has been added to the federal government’s Critical Minerals Facility, as announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during his visit to the United States. The...
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The New South Wales Minister for Industry and Trade, and Minister for Innovation, Science and Technology Anoulack Chanthivong will deliver the ministerial opening address at the InnovationAus.com 2023 Awards...
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Consultants and contractors will be banned from performing “core” government work like drafting regulation and leading policy development under new rules from the Albanese government released on Tuesday. Outsourcing...
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The Department of Defence is nearing completion of a new Space Capability Program strategy, with local industry expected to be briefed “before December”. Head of Space Command Air Vice-Marshall...
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The Western Australian government has more than doubled its commitment to the state’s remote space operations control complex, positioning the facility as a go-to hub for space operations and...
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The world needs to be able to feed 10 billion people by 2050. This means that food production needs to double in less than 30 years in order to...
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Bayside Council in Sydney had tried every available solution to try to curb dangerous driving along the waterfront. But nothing had worked, and dangerous and illegal driving, and anti-social...
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A complete rebuild of Bureau of Meteorology IT systems initiated in response to a 2015 hack by suspected foreign adversaries is “well within” budget despite several related contracts almost...
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In mid-2020, after the initial six-week lockdown, people were trying to make sense of what Covid-19 meant for the economy and society. What would we keep? What would return...
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Experts in service delivery, verification, privacy and inclusion have been brought in to guide the expansion of Australia’s digital ID program, now in its eighth year with more than...
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Microsoft will invest $5 billion in Australia over the next two years to meet growing demand for cloud services amid the rise of artificial intelligence, while boosting local training...