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Copyright holders ‘in the dark’ on PM’s AI reforms: Violi

Potential changes to the way copyright law interacts with artificial intelligence services being foreshadowed by the Prime Minister have been “happening in a silo”, breeding uncertainty for Australian creatives...

Disconnect: STEM equity ambition needs structural reboot

7 July 2026 | by Emma Jones

Australia has spent years telling us the biggest barriers facing women in STEM are systemic and cultural. Its own evidence says so, its own reviews say so, and its...

CSIRO explores fire lab ‘alternatives’ after outcry

6 July 2026 | by David Allen

The national science agency is examining alternatives to the closure of its fire testing lab in Sydney’s north west following an outcry from the construction industry over the loss...

NRFC joins $25m Emesent fundraise as it leans into defence

2 July 2026 | by David Allen

Drone mapping and robotics scaleup Emesent has added $25 million to its coffers through new equity funding and a first of its kind debt investment from the Albanese government’s...

Govt cuts have blurred pro-innovation message, says Solar

27 June 2026 | by David Allen

Funding cuts to startup programs and science agencies are muddying the Albanese government’s pro-innovation agenda, Stone & Chalk chief executive Stela Solar says, while calling for clearer signals for...

Ayres presses business on R&D, flags AI copyright change

27 June 2026 | by David Allen

The private sector needs to do more of the financial heavy lifting to back Australian innovation, Industry Minister Tim Ayres has said, laying out plans for his portfolio to...

‘Shape it or it will shape us’: Albanese flags AI policy drive

25 June 2026 | by David Allen

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has flagged a major policy gear shift on artificial intelligence as soon as next month, adding to speculation the government is weighing a copyright workaround...

‘No undermining of copyright’, Ayres insists amid AI carve-out claim

23 June 2026 | by Justin Hendry

Federal industry minister Tim Ayres has pledged there will be “no undermining of copyright protections”, after claims emerged in the Senate that the government is considering a workaround for...

PsiQuantum finally breaks ground at Brisbane site

18 June 2026 | by Justin Hendry

PsiQuantum has kicked off construction of its Australian quantum computing facility at the Moreton Bay Central Innovation Precinct after abandoning earlier plans to build at Brisbane Airport. The Californian-based...

Data centre boom will stall without renewables, report warns

16 June 2026 | by David Allen

Australia could vastly expand its green energy grid by forcing new data centres to build matching renewables, a new report says, while warning that the competition to attract data...

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Copyright holders ‘in the dark’ on PM’s AI reforms: Violi

Disconnect: STEM equity ambition needs structural reboot

CSIRO explores fire lab ‘alternatives’ after outcry

NRFC joins $25m Emesent fundraise as it leans into defence

Govt cuts have blurred pro-innovation message, says Solar

Ayres presses business on R&D, flags AI copyright change

‘Shape it or it will shape us’: Albanese flags AI policy drive

‘No undermining of copyright’, Ayres insists amid AI carve-out claim

PsiQuantum finally breaks ground at Brisbane site

Data centre boom will stall without renewables, report warns

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