Online safety codes developed by the industry but rejected by the regulator have been redrafted and released for public consultation. It is the final chance for the industry to...
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The concept of the circular economy has now been around for more than 30 years. It first emerged as part of an effort to incorporate recycling into the broader...
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KINSHIP digital has been chosen to deliver a social media customer engagement management, publishing and listening platform to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). “We are thrilled to be able...
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With the National Reconstruction Fund bill now having passed in the House of Representatives, Industry and Science minister Ed Husic is “quietly confident” that the $15 billion industrial plan...
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South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has broken ground on the first of five new technical colleges aimed at producing the skilled workforce to build – among other things –...
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A centralised health database without an opt-out mechanism is set to be established in Victoria after controversial legislation passed Parliament with amendments aimed at strengthening privacy protections and oversight....
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As hundreds of startups and investors gather in South Australia, deputy premier Susan Close says an innovation push will drive higher wages and a more complex economy for the...
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Legislation paving the way for up to 2000 university students and recent graduates to defer the cost of accessing startup accelerator programs through HECS-style loans each year has been...
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The National Reconstruction Fund bill has passed the House of Representatives with the government supporting an amendment from the Greens that bans the $15 billion fund from investing in...
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A New South Wales Labor government would overhaul state procurement to give more consideration of the domestic supply chains and flow on benefits local suppliers create, while also introducing...
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Peak bodies for the minerals and cement industries are at odds with Fortescue Metals Group in calling for the National Reconstruction Fund to support carbon capture and storage technology....
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A Women in Manufacturing strategy that seeks to support greater diversity in the sector has been launched by the Queensland state government, with annual reviews on its progress to...
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Australia’s competition watchdog will examine the growing “web of interconnected products and services” offered by Big Tech giants Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft in its latest digital platforms probe....
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A Gippsland-based initiative to make clean hydrogen from coal using carbon capture, utilisation, and storage technologies will be commercialised following a $2.35 billion commitment from the Japanese government. The funding...