Australia got its pandemic response right in so many ways, but which responses can we learn from for next time?

Australia got its pandemic response right in so many ways, but which responses can we learn from for next time?

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Richard Holden, Professor of Economics at UNSW Business School & Co-author of “Australia’s Pandemic Exceptionalism”

Independent Senator David Pocock proposed a 5% levy on data centres in Australia primarily to ensure the Australian public benefits financially from the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, rather than allowing global tech giants to extract all the value.He tells Clinton Maynard why! 

Independent Senator David Pocock proposed a 5% levy on data centres in Australia primarily to ensure the Australian public benefits financially from the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, rather than allowing global tech giants to extract all the value.He tells Clinton Maynard why!&nbsp;

5% Levy for AI Companies?

Clinton Maynard speaks with James Goodwin, CEO of Accommodation Australia, about the impact of proposed immigration policy changes on the hospitality industry.

Clinton Maynard speaks with James Goodwin, CEO of Accommodation Australia, about the impact of proposed immigration policy changes on the hospitality industry.

Will  changes to immigration have a negative effect on the hospitality industry?

Australian workers spend an estimated 58 minutes every workday on email administration tasks, such as filing, searching for, and recreating information. Clinton Maynard speaks with Colin Titmus from Macroview about this productivity issue.

Australian workers spend an estimated 58 minutes every workday on email administration tasks, such as filing, searching for, and recreating information. Clinton Maynard speaks with Colin Titmus from Macroview about this productivity issue.

Richard Holden, Professor of Economics at UNSW Business School & Co-author of “Australia’s Pandemic Exceptionalism”

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