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Potential AUKUS benefits still facing barriers

AUKUS stakeholders have warned the trilateral security pact faces many barriers beyond nuclear submarines, flagging fundamental issues around talent, export controls and culture in a new report released on...

‘Laser-like’ focus on Defence projects after delays, blowouts

10 October 2022 | by Justin Hendry

An independent projects management office offering “laser-like” focus to troubled Defence projects will be established after 28 major projects were revealed to be running a combined $6.5bn over budget...

Marles ‘open minded’ on buying, not building, new subs

9 August 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Defence minister Richard Marles says he is considering options to accelerate the development of a local nuclear-powered submarine building industry but won’t rule out entirely foreign-made vessels to plug...

Defence review to re-evaluate capability priorities

4 August 2022 | by Brandon How

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has launched a Defence Strategic Review to examine investment priorities to ensure sufficient capabilities are maintained, among other priorities. According to the terms of reference...

Defence research partnerships face “most complex” situation since WW2

20 July 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australia faces its “most complex” strategic circumstance since the Second World War, Defence minister Richard Marles said Wednesday, urging Australia’s researchers to form more partnerships that build technological capabilities...

AUKUS innovation potential is bigger than the subs

18 July 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The technological capabilities and innovation ecosystems stemming from Australia’s AUKUS agreement will be “more consequential” and arrive much sooner than the multi-billion-dollar nuclear powered submarines the new alliance is...

Stability is key as Albanese reunites Industry and Science

1 June 2022 | by James Riley

In a bigger than expected reshuffle of the Labor frontbench, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has kept faith in Ed Husic, giving him the Industry portfolio he held in the...

Where will science land in the new Labor government?

23 May 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

Australian science groups have welcomed a new Labor government and will push it for greater recognition of the science portfolio in its next ministry. With an announcement on the...

The urgent need for a ‘coherent industry portfolio’

23 May 2022 | by James Riley

A first-order priority for the incoming Labor government of Anthony Albanese will be to construct a coherent and “joined-up” industry portfolio, according to innovation system expert and Port of...

Govt research commercialisation focus is ‘too narrow’

1 February 2022 | by Denham Sadler

The government’s $2 billion effort to improve Australia’s commercialisation efforts is welcome, but the approach is too narrow and risks undervaluing basic research, UTS special innovation advisor Professor Roy...

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Potential AUKUS benefits still facing barriers

‘Laser-like’ focus on Defence projects after delays, blowouts

Marles ‘open minded’ on buying, not building, new subs

Defence review to re-evaluate capability priorities

Defence research partnerships face “most complex” situation since WW2

AUKUS innovation potential is bigger than the subs

Stability is key as Albanese reunites Industry and Science

Where will science land in the new Labor government?

The urgent need for a ‘coherent industry portfolio’

Govt research commercialisation focus is ‘too narrow’

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