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Govt to expand telco data access for police to find missing people

Police and emergency services will be able to more easily access telecommunications data to triangulate the location of missing persons under legislation being proposed by the federal government. The...

Victoria commits to 95% renewables target by 2035

20 October 2022 | by Brandon How

The Victorian Labor government will introduce a 95 per cent renewables target for 2035 alongside $1 billion in investment to build state-controlled renewable energy projects, if it is successfully...

Food processing and supply chain resilience added to Industry portfolio

17 October 2022 | by Brandon How

Industry Minister Ed Husic has been handed two additional policy priorities following a reallocation of executive responsibilities among ministers through an Administrative Arrangements Order. Responsibility for food and beverage...

Six ways governments drive innovation, and how they can help post-pandemic resilience

18 July 2022 | by Alicia Cameron

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an enormous impact on the global economy, with the total cost likely to exceed US$12.5 trillion dollars according to International Monetary Fund estimates. At...

Reboot the Regional Communications Fund: ACCAN

6 July 2022 | by Brandon How

The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network wants the new federal government to re-establish the regions-focused Communications Fund, in part to respond to estimates that there around 900,000 households without...

Ex-procurement expert leads grassroots WA innovation quest

22 June 2022 | by Brandon How

After 18 months in the Western Australian Legislative Assembly, parliamentary newcomer Christine Tonkin has made it her mission to listen to the needs of industry, and is expecting to...

Manufacturing enjoys time in the sun: industry reacts

19 May 2022 | by Brandon How

Australian manufacturers have welcomed the election commitments from both Labor and the Coalition as they call on the next government to consult with businesses. The Labor party’s key commitment...

Artificial intelligence: A strategy or a description of government?

18 May 2022 | by David Havyatt

We are now familiar with artificial intelligence as meaning intelligence demonstrated by machines as opposed to that demonstrated by animals, especially humans. The adjective ‘artificial’ however includes ‘fake’ among...

Call for Papers: What burning policy ideas can you put forward?

6 May 2022 | by James Riley

Are you a passionate participant in the Australian innovation ecosystem? Do you have a burning set of industry policy ideas that you believe will help our local innovators to...

Charlie Bass on commercialisation and stemming the brain drain

12 April 2022 | by Brandon How

Local innovation can be commercialised in Australia if the focus is on serving a need rather than relying on government support, and this can be the key to economic...

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Govt to expand telco data access for police to find missing people

Victoria commits to 95% renewables target by 2035

Food processing and supply chain resilience added to Industry portfolio

Six ways governments drive innovation, and how they can help post-pandemic resilience

Reboot the Regional Communications Fund: ACCAN

Ex-procurement expert leads grassroots WA innovation quest

Manufacturing enjoys time in the sun: industry reacts

Artificial intelligence: A strategy or a description of government?

Call for Papers: What burning policy ideas can you put forward?

Charlie Bass on commercialisation and stemming the brain drain

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