Posts tagged "innovation agenda"

The federal government’s leadership scuffle last week has left the cabinet without an Innovation Minister, but what does that mean for Australian startups?

An essential factor in implementing innovations is diagnosing sources of resistance — one major source of resistance are the routines in all organisations.

Last week’s AFR Innovation Summit made one thing clear: our government’s rhetoric is now focused on savings rather than on investment  for the future.

In 2015, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull welcomed us to the “ideas boom” and launched a National Innovation and Science Agenda. But in 2018, we're still only part way there.

In just over a week Treasurer Scott Morrison will deliver the 2018 budget. So what do Australian startup founders want to see in Budget 2018?

Australia’s Innovation Minister has welcomed a comprehensive blueprint for “prosperity through innovation” that recommends 30 measures to he…

The federal government’s National Innovation and Science Agenda has a weak evidential basis, with unclear definitions of what was meant to …

By Drew Evans, University of South Australia

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s 2015 National Innovation and Science Agenda was a c…

By Beth Webster, Swinburne University of Technology

The federal government spends over $10 billion plus a year on industry policies but …

The federal government has amended its tax incentives for startup investors to address a technical issue that could have disadvantaged those…

The federal government has turned to the expertise and enthusiasm of SMEs to solve some of its biggest public sector challenges, delivering…

Prominent tech entrepreneur Mike Cannon-Brookes has questioned where the federal government’s “innovation” messages have gone, as Pri…