Media Releases
Joint media release with the Prime Minister of Australia the Hon Anthony Albanese MP and Minister for Climate Change and Energy the Hon Chris Bowen MP
The Albanese Labor Government is backing Australian steelmakers and manufacturers now and into the future, with a $500 million investment through the Future Made in Australia Innovation Fund.
Joint media release with the Prime Minister of Australia the Hon Anthony Albanese MP and the Premier of South Australia Peter Malinauskas
The Albanese Labor Government and Malinauskas South Australian Government are working together to build South Australia’s future with a multi-billion dollar package to save Whyalla Steelworks, support local jobs and encourage more investment into Australian made iron and steel.
Joint media release with the Minister for Climate Change and Energy the Hon Chris Bowen MP
Home-grown Aussie-made technology to improve the quality of in demand batteries will receive a $30 million boost, as the Albanese Government invests in a future made in Australia.
Peter Rossdeutscher AM has been appointed as the new Chair of Industry Innovation and Science Australia (IISA).
Safer, cheaper and longer battery storage is being backed by the Albanese Labor Government, with Allegro Energy the latest recipient of the $400 million Industry Growth Program.
Australia is virtually giving away its world leading research with little economic return for the nation. That’s the view of a new discussion paper released today by the panel leading a landmark examination of our research and development (R&D) system.
The Albanese Labor Government is reinforcing ties with a vital trading partner, with applications for the Australia-India Strategic Research Fund (AISRF) opening tomorrow.
Cutting-edge hardware that makes technology last longer on the moon is among a suite of Australian space projects being backed by the Albanese Government.
The Albanese Government's National Reconstruction Fund is backing a pioneering Australian Al technology that transforms how diseases like cancer are detected and diagnosed.
Emeritus Professor Tony Haymet will become Australia’s tenth Chief Scientist, taking over from Dr Cathy Foley who recently finished her term.