Enter a 'magical place' of robots and wine
The transformation of manufacturing is like going from "cellphone to smartphone," says Accolade Wines' Richard Lloyd.
Uni research 'disconnected' from business
University and industry research priorities are out of kilter, leading to the risk of universities being "overenthusiastic grooms" in their overtures to business
'Trump won't stop Paris deal'
US President-elect Donald Trump won't stop the world moving to low-carbon energy sources, AGL Energy chief executive Andy Vesey says.
Why innovation is about more than start-ups
Innovation applies right across the economy, and policy must apply as much to a steel plant worker as to a coder in the start-up.
Skilled manufacturing labour has edge over US
Australian high tech manufacturers can access cheaper skilled labour than their US rivals and must compete in global markets
Start-ups bag $7.6 million government grants
Australian start-ups in fields ranging from driverless cars to sports tourism have secured new commercialisation grants.
Is this the secret sauce for innovation?
Melbourne Polytechnic has a register of all global patents and can help business find underused technology.
BioCurate plots 'Team Oz' approach to innovation
BioCurate, an $80 million biopharmacy partnership between Monash and Melbourne universities, is already vetting new drug candidates.
We're not innovative enough: new Google boss
In his first major interview, Google Australia boss Jason Pellegrino talks about his ambitious plans for the tech giant.
Elon Musk 'impersonator' says Tesla hacked him
A former oil services chief financial officer has asked court to dismiss Tesla’s claims.
Microsoft goes after Slack and Atlassian
Microsoft has announced new communications tools that directly go against Slack and Atlassian's HipChat.
