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Tech giants may get friendlier defamation laws

Tech giants might get a friendlier defamation regime in Australia, with the options being canvassed by a significant review including a safe harbour scheme or blanket immunity similar to...

NSW net zero plan can be a ‘nation building’ win

18 March 2021 | by Joseph Brookes

The NSW government’s latest tilt at reducing the state’s emissions to net zero has the potential to become a grand scale nation building program. But without appropriate oversight, hundreds...

Gabrielle Upton on NSW research translation

8 March 2021 | by James Riley

After more than a decade of large-scale investments in hard infrastructure, the Berejiklian Government in NSW is retooling for new levels of public investment into ‘soft’ infrastructure, with a...

NSW to build a second Sydney Startup Hub

8 December 2020 | by James Riley

The New South Wales government is to fund the creation of a second Startup Hub located in the western Sydney suburb of Parramatta in an investment designed to put...

NSW eyes Israeli ecosystem to build on local R&D

2 September 2020 | by Liam Tung

The NSW government is aiming to boost R&D in the state via Parliamentary Secretary Gabrielle Upton’s new advisory council. But what’s the best way for the government to support...

Dominello’s new reform agenda

2 September 2019 | by James Riley

Australia’s first minister for customer service – the NSW government’s Victor Dominello – has pulled back the curtain on the internal reforms driving the state’s digital obsession, revealing new...

NSW and Microsoft: Why?

11 February 2019 | by James Riley

The NSW Government talks a big game about a commitment to “radical transparency” in relation to technology procurement, but its actions tell a different story. The state may be...

NSW Labor digital policy is MIA

29 January 2019 | by Aimee Chanthadavong

With just under two months to go before New South Wales voters cast their ballot in the state’s March 23 election, the Labor Opposition has remained tight lipped on...

NSW turns tap on open data

11 November 2017 | by James Riley

The NSW government has overhauled its open data infrastructure with the imminent launch of a new data marketplace to be developed and managed on Data Republic’s Senate platform. The...

Gladys’ reshuffle good for tech

30 January 2017 | by Stuart Kennedy

The shock departure of NSW Premier Mike Baird and the ascension of Gladys Berejiklian has produced a raft of changes on the ministerial decks, with former innovation minister Victor...

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