Media Releases
The Australian Government has announced the opening of applications for a $36 million program to help capture the power and potential of quantum technologies to address nationally significant challenges and deliver a Future Made in Australia.
The Albanese Government is backing the emerging industries and sectors that will seize the economic opportunities, deliver well-paid jobs and secure a Future Made in Australia as the world shifts to a net zero economy.
The Albanese Labor Government understands industry and science are the cornerstones of a strong economy that will enable Australia to be a country that makes more things here.
Martians and dinosaurs headline National Science Week 2024, Australia’s biggest annual national celebration of science.
The Albanese Government has added governance expertise to the boards of two of the nation’s pre-eminent scientific organisations, the CSIRO and the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO).
Joint media release with the Hon Chris Bowen, Minister for Climate Change and Energy, and Alison Byrnes MP, Member for Cunningham.
The Albanese Government is supercharging Australia’s renewable hydrogen industry, backing Hysata in the Illawara to expand production of high-efficiency hydrogen electrolysers.
The Australian Government has released a medium and long-term strategy that establishes the role gas will play in the transition to net zero by 2050, securing affordable gas for Australia as we move to a more renewable grid, and confirming our commitment to being a reliable trading partner.
Joint media release with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese MP.
The Albanese Government will deliver a generational investment to find new deposits of minerals and sources of energy to help build a Future Made in Australia, as part of a big focus on resources in next week’s Budget.
Aussie school kids will learn to build Lego robots, write code, monitor the endangered Murray Cod and travel across Australia and the world off the back of $1.6 million in funding from the Albanese government.
Grants of up to $5 million to help innovative startups and high-growth small and medium businesses (SMEs) to commercialise their big ideas are now available through the Industry Growth Program (IGP), a part of the Albanese Government’s a Future Made in Australia agenda.