Category: InnovationAus

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Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell will be the 13th Vice-Chancellor of Australian National University and the first woman to lead the institution in its 77-year history. She replaces the outgoing Professor Brian Schmidt in January. An anthropologist and tech industry legend, Professor Bell returned to Australia in 2017 and set

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The concept for Lumi came from a simple realisation that most good ideas start from: “surely there’s a better way of doing this”. Karen Dewey was working as an executive producer on a major reality show, and witnessed first hand how the program was developed and organised through archaic,

Rachel Slattery is a serial entrepreneur well known to the tech and innovation ecosystem as the creator of the seminal Tech23 and AgileAus showcase and conference. Both of these events arrived ahead of their time in this country. Tech23 was running years before the term “deep tech” entered the

Home Affairs secretary Michael Pezzullo was stood down on Monday pending the outcome of an investigation into the messages he sent a Liberal Party powerbroker. The messages reportedly sought to promote conservative politicians, discredit other senior public servants, revamp the national security system and introduce a media censorship regime.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Monday unveiled a roadmap for reshaping Australia’s labour market to take advantage of changing population, technologies, climate and geopolitics, starting with an upgrade of tertiary education. Skills are the immediate focus, with the government backing a new ‘passport’ of qualifications, more funding for TAFE and

A large-scale hydrogen export terminal planned for the South Australia’s Spencer Gulf is one step closer to reality after the federal and state government finalised a $100 million funding agreement. The Albanese and Malinauskas governments on Monday finalised the grant deal for the Port Bonython Hydrogen Hub, jointly committing $100

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The Australian Capital Territory aims to position itself as the nation’s “gateway to space” via a new industry hub, to serve as a link between research, industry, and government in the capital. ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr outlined plans for the proposed Canberra Space Hub in the ACT Space