Tag: Angus Taylor

Melissa Price, Angus Taylor to share industry portfolio

Posted on   |  by Ben Grubb
The industry portfolio has been split in two following Christian Porter’s fall from grace, with Defence Industry Minister Melissa Price taking on the extra responsibility of science and technology and...

Gig Guide: Gladys goes, great move, Angus

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
In a chaotic day in Australian politics the New South Wales premier resigned, and the federal innovation portfolio was split in the latest cabinet reshuffle. NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian...

Summer’s coming. Will the power go out? 

Posted on   |  by David Havyatt
As we head into summer, our high electricity demand season, it is time to reflect on exactly how well our electricity supply is tracking. 

What will our future export industries be?

Posted on   |  by David Havyatt
COLUMN: As the reality of potential ‘carbon tariffs’ hit the Australian Government, the big question is what we can export in future to maintain economic growth. The Minister for...

Gig Guide: Military mandarins in APS reshuffle

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Scott Morrison has promoted three public servants with defence backgrounds to lead key agencies for the next five years, including Kathryn Campbell, the former major-general in the Australian Army...

Govt unveils energy tech investment priorities

Posted on   |  by Denham Sadler
The federal government will focus the bulk of its investment aimed at reducing emissions in priority technologies like clean hydrogen and carbon capture rather than renewable energy technologies. Energy...

Environment sector needs startup style disruption

Posted on   |  by James Atkins
Periods of turmoil, just as we are experiencing now, are never easy. But they are also a major catalyst for innovation. We’ve seen this with the unveiling of Angus...

Finance GovERP makes a joke of reform

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Remember a few years back when ICT procurement reform was all about breaking up big vendor contracts? Remember no contracts were to be valued at more than $100 million,...