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Australia can be a global tech leader if we champion our research and innovation. ATSE proposes a smart strategy for R&D and calls for a national R&D investment target of 3% of GDP expenditure by 2030.

Australia has a new Chief Scientist – Professor Tony Haymet FTSE, a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) and a champion of science and research collaborations over a long and distinguished career.

Western Australia’s 10-Year Science and Technology Plan and its accompanying Action Plan form a future-focused vision for WA as a world leader in technology and innovation.

ATSE welcomes the federal government’s strategic examination of Australia’s severely underfunded research and development (R&D) sector.

ATSE has welcomed the Climate Change Authority Sector Pathways Review as a robust and pragmatic guide to support Australia’s current net zero targets.

ATSE has welcomed the release of Australia’s National Science and Research Priorities as an authoritative vision for research and evidence driving Australia's future.

The Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) National Assessment Program report reveals alarming results for science literacy.

Coverage of the 2024-25 Federal Budget from the perspective of Australian applied science, technology and engineering policy.

BUDGET RESPONSE: ATSE welcomes commitments in the Budget to review Australia's languishing investment in Australian science and innovation and back clean energy industries, however investment can’t be kicked further down the road.