Australia risks decimating startup investment if the government pushes ahead with proposed changes to the R&D tax incentive that could leave young companies unable to claim refunds from the...
Growth in research and development tax incentive claims slowed sharply in 2023-24, new data from the Australian Taxation Office reveals, following a sharp increase of $5 billion that followed...
The Albanese government has shifted ground on proposed changes to the R&D tax incentive, agreeing to extend the runway for biotech companies to claim refundable offsets from 10 to...
Industry assistance has swung towards targeted support at the expense of broad-based programs since the arrival of the Albanese government’s Future Made in Australia (FMiA) agenda, the Productivity Commission...
The Robyn Denholm-led panel that reviewed Australia’s R&D system has hit back at criticisms that its landmark report is too university-centric, insisting universities are far from its “centre of...
Almost two years after promising a network of university-based research centres to accelerate research and development, Defence has only just begun the process of establishing the first. Defence Research...
A leading academic has warned that the recommendations of Australia’s landmark R&D review skew too heavily towards university-led programs at the expense of industry development, threatening a further decline...
Australia’s semiconductor industry is falling short of its economic potential, held back by gaps in its technology stack and the absence of a coordinated national strategy, according to a...
A coalition of research groups, accelerators and incubators have united to urge the Albanese government to rethink changes to the R&D Tax Incentive that will limit refundability to startups...
Government investment in computer science fell by $112 million in the last two years amid the slowest overall growth in direct government R&D expenditure in five years, new data...