Posts tagged "government policy"

Allowing for depreciation on intangible assets acknowledges the importance of tech and tech investment in the post-COVID-19 economy, and it’s something small businesses have long been crying out for.

The Victorian government has formed a taskforce aimed at fostering local innovation and building global connections, and members include Culture Amp co-founder Didier Elzinga and Startup Victoria chief Judy Anderson.

Red tape doesn't stifle innovation, it supports inventing with integrity and boosts consumer confidence in new, emerging products, writes Kristy Chong.

The federal government has unveiled ASIC red tape reductions that will save about 2200 SMEs almost $37,000 each year by removing reporting requirements.

Half of Australian small business owners aren't holding their breath for good news in the 2018 federal budget, to be delivered on May 8.

By Peter Noonan and Sarah Pilcher, Victoria University

It’s rare to find an issue that unites both sides of politics, employers and t…

By Rachel Ong, Curtin University

Various government policies have fuelled the demand for housing over time, expanding the wealth of older…

By Ron Johnston, University of Sydney

The tone of commentary about the appropriateness and effectiveness of innovation as a centrepiece …

This is the fourth article in a series where CapitalPitch co-founder Jeremy Liddle explores different aspects of the government’s innovat…

The headline $1 billion figure of Malcolm Turnbull’s Innovation and Science Agenda is to be warmly welcomed. But we need to get real …

  The $1.1 billion innovation statement is the “first step” in transforming Australia’s culture and embracing innovation, assistant m…

Startups need better access to government data in order to continue creating apps and tech companies that change people’s lives for the be…