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09/09/2022
AUSTRALIA'S CHOICES
Insights and highlights from the Prime Minister's address at State of the Nation 2022.
Prime Minister of Australia, the Hon. Anthony Albanese opened State of the Nation 2022.
"CEDA has always been an organisation which looks to the future, advocating for reform based on a broad base of evidence, not the narrow view or noisy voices of vested interest."
The Hon. Anthony Albanese spoke about:
CYBER RESLIENCE AND ALLIANCES
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CLIMATE, ENERGY AND THE PATH TO NET ZERO
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HARNESSING SCIENCE X TECHNOLOGY TO INNOVATE AND DRIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH
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With this paper, CEDA has sought to employ its convening power and independence to curate a distilled, cross-sector view of Australia’s innovation opportunity as it stands today.
This paper does not attempt to provide detailed answers but includes clear insights and recommendations for a path forward. CEDA offers these insights to the national conversation as a contribution and base for further work by us and others.
ADVANCING AUSTRALIA'S HEALTH TECH OPPORTUNITY
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WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE: POLICY, PRACTICE AND PROBLEM SOLVING
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