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Is finance really a sector ripe for innovation?

The FTX fraud and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank highlight just how unstable the finance system can be. Ever since bankers learnt that they could make money from...

Let’s get real about risk, cybersecurity and director responsibility

28 February 2023 | by David Havyatt

Anyone who has engaged with a ‘professional’ board — be that of a listed corporation, not-for-profit, small business or startup — knows that directors qualified through the Australian Institute...

Is this the end of the third age of capitalism?

22 November 2022 | by David Havyatt

Months ago (in April), as the rise in the CPI was starting to get underway, the InnovationAus editor asked me; “Why is any sign of wage or consumer price...

The response to gas ‘crisis’ is an innovation question

3 November 2022 | by David Havyatt

Talking about how to respond to increasing fossil-fuel prices that we want to phase out of our energy system doesn’t seem like an innovation question. However, our response to...

Memo to Jobs Summit: Let’s use the skilled people already here

28 August 2022 | by David Havyatt

The jobs and skills summit faces some interesting challenges, not least being the apparent low unemployment rate against a backdrop of policy initiatives designed to create jobs. There is...

The productivity benefits of lifting wages

20 April 2022 | by David Havyatt

Whether wages are keeping up with the cost of living is shaping as one of the key election issues. Unfortunately, neither party demonstrates an understanding of the link between...

Election campaigning begins with nonsense about energy

10 April 2022 | by David Havyatt

The Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction, Angus Taylor, is technically the minister in charge of implementing the federal government’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050. Despite being...

In search of a new model for Uni research funding

19 January 2022 | by David Havyatt

As custodians of our taxes, the Commonwealth government should be aiming to get the best return for the nation from expenditure on our public Universities. While the most recent...

A government user’s guide to leaks, drops and secrecy

17 November 2021 | by David Havyatt

When something political appears in a newspaper, it is because someone wanted it there. How the flow of information is managed should be of concern to all citizens. I...

AgriTech policy: On innovation and migration

29 June 2021 | by David Havyatt

Australia has a well-earned reputation for innovation in agricultural technology. What comes next might be a surprising link of innovation and migration policy. Australia has been a nation of...

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Is finance really a sector ripe for innovation?

Let’s get real about risk, cybersecurity and director responsibility

Is this the end of the third age of capitalism?

The response to gas ‘crisis’ is an innovation question

Memo to Jobs Summit: Let’s use the skilled people already here

The productivity benefits of lifting wages

Election campaigning begins with nonsense about energy

In search of a new model for Uni research funding

A government user’s guide to leaks, drops and secrecy

AgriTech policy: On innovation and migration

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