Victoria has become the latest state to greenlight virtual fencing and herding technologies for farmers, with new regulations coming into effect after consultation with industry, researchers and animal welfare...
A Sydney-based company developing smart meters and virtual power plant software will receive a $100 million loan from the National Reconstruction Fund, in its first debt investment targeting renewable...
The Department of Defence has begun searching for a new chief information security officer following the departure of long-serving tech mandarin Jonathan Dean. Mr Dean, who was appointed Defence...
More than 1,100 job cuts and plummeting funding at the CSIRO will be examined by a Senate inquiry over the summer as criticism mounts on the Albanese government’s refusal...
Science minister Tim Ayres has defended the CSIRO’s move to cut up to 350 research jobs, telling Parliament it was a “necessary and important” change to the national science...
Former Industry minister Ed Husic delivered the best line of the week as he discussed the CSIRO’s decision to cut 300 to 350 research jobs on the ABC’s Afternoon...
Science minister Tim Ayres and the CSIRO will be asked to explain hundreds of redundancies at the science agency when Parliament returns next week, as the research sector rallies...
The CSIRO will make hundreds of scientists redundant in the lead up to Christmas while “sharpening” its research structure, as the agency reckons with a budget cliff and decades...
This week in Canberra has been all about Opposition leader Sussan Ley, and the extraordinary dumping of the Liberals’ net zero policy. At the centre of it all –...
The national science agency will not launch any more large scale research missions and is folding current ones like ending plastic waste and achieving net zero into its regular...