Policy Area: Research & Innovation

• BUDGET BOOSTS FOR RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE & REGIONS A DOWNPAYMENT ON FUTURE PROSPERITY

  8 May 2018 5:56 am Comments Off on BUDGET BOOSTS FOR RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE & REGIONS A DOWNPAYMENT ON FUTURE PROSPERITY

• INNOVATION PLAN WILL RELY ON A STRONG UNIVERSITY SECTOR

  30 January 2018 5:45 am Comments Off on INNOVATION PLAN WILL RELY ON A STRONG UNIVERSITY SECTOR

• Submission to the enquiry into the Electoral Legislation Amendment (Electoral Funding and Disclosure Reform) Bill 2017

  25 January 2018 3:58 am Comments Off on Submission to the enquiry into the Electoral Legislation Amendment (Electoral Funding and Disclosure Reform) Bill 2017

• Submission to the inquiry into the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill 2017

  22 January 2018 3:47 am Comments Off on Submission to the inquiry into the Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill 2017

• Draft EI 2018 Submissions Guidelines Consultation

  17 November 2017 3:46 am Comments Off on Draft EI 2018 Submissions Guidelines Consultation

• Outstanding uni research to drive Australia’s future prosperity

  10 November 2017 5:30 am Comments Off on Outstanding uni research to drive Australia’s future prosperity

• NEW ASSESSMENT TOOL TO SHOWCASE BENEFITS OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

  1 November 2017 5:19 am Comments Off on NEW ASSESSMENT TOOL TO SHOWCASE BENEFITS OF UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

• PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION UNDERPLAYS VALUE OF UNI EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

  24 October 2017 5:21 am Comments Off on PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION UNDERPLAYS VALUE OF UNI EDUCATION AND RESEARCH

• RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS ON NOTICE: ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE MEDICARE LEVY AMENDMENT (NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME FUNDING) BILL 2017

  29 September 2017 6:07 am Comments Off on RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS ON NOTICE: ECONOMICS LEGISLATION COMMITTEE MEDICARE LEVY AMENDMENT (NATIONAL DISABILITY INSURANCE SCHEME FUNDING) BILL 2017

• SCIENCE WOULD BE HARDEST HIT BY PROPOSED UNIVERSITY CUTS

  23 August 2017 4:49 am Comments Off on SCIENCE WOULD BE HARDEST HIT BY PROPOSED UNIVERSITY CUTS