Outpacing your own disruption: don’t be the start-up that starts out hot but burns out
Disruption has become a deep-rooted part of the start-up vernacular but keeping pace with disruptive innovation and staving off new competition is not easy
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The Prime Minister’s office and Pollenizer have joined hands to launch a government tech start-up incubator
The Prime Minister’s Office is partnering with Pollenizer to deliver DataStart – an open data initiative to support data‐driven innovation in Australia
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Would you hire Malcolm Turnbull? How to select the best candidate for a job
As the boss, who you let in through the door can make or break you, especially in small business. How do you ensure you always choose the right people?
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Teacher lauded for bringing science back to preparatory classrooms
A zoologist-turned-primary teacher who worked to bring real science experiments back into the classroom has received one of the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science. Dr. Matthew McCloskey is the director of studies at Sydney Grammar’s Edgecliff Preparatory School. Through his efforts, students in kindergarten through Year Six are taught hands-on science at least once a week.
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PM Kevin Rudd names first 21 projects to be backed by $9.6 million Commercialisation Australia fund
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd last week named the first 21 Australian ideas to receive Commercialisation Australia support totalling $9.6 million. The first 21 ideas consisted of a diverse range of innovative projects from around the country, including treatments for disease, advanced materials, cutting-edge electronics, new online services, and a host of other innovations in agriculture, the media, manufacturing and beyond.
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