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Australia ‘can and should’ manufacture EVs: Tesla chair

Australia should be doing almost everything in the electric vehicle value chain from mining and refining critical minerals to building batteries and even manufacturing cars, Tesla chair Robyn Denholm...

Batteries ‘best economic opportunity for Australia in a century’

19 August 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The chair of electric vehicle giant Tesla, Robyn Denholm, says the batteries in her company’s popular cars represent the biggest economic opportunity for the nation in 100 years, calling...

Govt’s ‘unique hostility’ to EVs sends second-hand car prices above new

24 March 2022 | by Joseph Brookes

The electric vehicle industry group has lashed the federal government’s “stunning failure” to support the domestic market after revelations second-hand Teslas are selling for more than retail price in...

Australia on the ‘precipice’ of an electric vehicle boom

31 January 2022 | by Brandon How

Australia is on the “precipice” of an electric vehicle boom, but the federal government needs to change its policy settings to take advantage of the momentum, with sales nearly...

What the DiDi saga means for MNCs in China

19 July 2021 | by Philippa Jones and Chim Lee

Not every foreign business in China need fear the cold winds of data regulation, but multinationals that capitalise on the PRC’s vast market and R&D capacity can expect to...

Culture and the appetite for risk

4 December 2019 | by James Riley

Cultural change that enables a better understanding and acceptance of strategic risk in Australia among everyone from board directors to employees, students, researchers and policymakers remains an elusive key...

Musk factor a boost for local tech

10 July 2017 | by James Riley

Elon Musk’s flamboyantly executed grid storage battery deal for spark-strapped South Australia might not have much local industry content, but the buzz has greatly lifted the profile of local...

Renewable tech in renaissance

5 April 2017 | by James Riley

Australia’s renewable energy technologies sector is enjoying a renaissance as demand for innovation reaches new heights, according to Queensland smart storage outfit Redback Technologies’ founder Philip Livingston. It comes...

Musk offer is no way to govern

13 March 2017 | by James Riley

You can’t fault the billionaire Australian software entrepreneur Mike Cannon-Brookes’ motivation for pressing for a 100MW battery storage facility to be set up in South Australia to help it through...

Aus battery tech takes on Tesla

8 March 2017 | by James Riley

The grid scale battery storage project under way in Victoria is likely to raise a bunch of issues around which technologies to use and how best to leverage local...

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Australia ‘can and should’ manufacture EVs: Tesla chair

Batteries ‘best economic opportunity for Australia in a century’

Govt’s ‘unique hostility’ to EVs sends second-hand car prices above new

Australia on the ‘precipice’ of an electric vehicle boom

Culture and the appetite for risk

Musk factor a boost for local tech

Renewable tech in renaissance

Musk offer is no way to govern

Aus battery tech takes on Tesla

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