• Artificial Intelligence

    A green light for AI traffic control


    Seyedali Mirjalili |  July 22, 2026


    A Queensland council will soon trial Australia’s first traffic light system powered by artificial intelligence raising hard questions about fairness, safety and who gets priority on public roads.


  • Health

    Call the prescribing nurse!


    Marie Gerdtz |  July 22, 2026


    New legislation has been passed to allow specially qualified RNs to prescribe a range of medicines subsidised through the PBS.


  • Artificial Intelligence

    AI sovereign capability


    David Wroe |  July 22, 2026


    We’re unlikely to compete with the US and China on frontier models. But if the world really goes south, we would benefit from having greater capacity to build and train sovereign foundation models, which are general-purpose and adaptable, for vital purposes such as national security and critical infrastructure.


Latest Story

  • Mental Health Week

    Open Forum     |      September 30, 2013

    Mental Health Week runs from 7 to 13 October. The theme for Mental Health Association Australia’s inaugural Creative Heroes Arts Competition the MHAA 2013 Superhero Grants Program is ‘My Inner Superpower”.

  • Odd Socks Day

    Open Forum     |      September 30, 2013

    Community-based mental health organisation Grow is hosting Odd Socks Day on 4 October. The organisation promotes a light-hearted approach to reminding people that anyone can have an odd day.

  • Agriculture’s role in the NSW 2021 Plan

    The Hon Anthony Roberts     |      September 30, 2013

    The Hon Anthony Roberts, NSW Minister for Fair Trading delivered the keynote address at the IV Global Access Partners National Economic Review: Australia’s Annual Growth Summit on Friday 20 September 2013. He outlines why agriculture plays a vital role in the NSW 2021 Plan that aims to Make NSW Number One Again.

  • The rise of non-traditional media

    Amalie Finlayson     |      September 26, 2013

    There have been many changes to the media landscape in recent years including the rise of digital media. Journalism Lecturer Dr Amalie Finlayson explains how new digital offerings are essential for informed and engaging debate.

  • Field robotics coming to a farm near you

    Professor Salah Sukkarieh     |      September 26, 2013

    The use of robots for farming is not science fiction. Sydney University Professor Salah Sukkarieh and guest speaker at the 2013 Global Access Partners Summit explains why.

  • The retail duopoly that rules the nation

    Peter Strong     |      September 25, 2013

    Coles and Woolworths are the duopoly who control what we buy. Peter Strong, CEO of the Council of Small Business Australia (COSBOA) explores their role in Australian retail and what needs to be done to create a level playing field. 

  • Vision needed for farming to be next mining boom

    John Brady     |      September 23, 2013

    What needs to be done for food producers and processors to thrive and prosper? John Brady CEO of the country's largest tomato processing company KAGOME Australia and speaker at the GAP National Economic Review 2013 shares his vision.

  • A new global food market: trends and opportunities for Australia

    Bruce Gosper     |      September 22, 2013

    Austrade CEO Bruce Gosper delivered the keynote address at the IV Global Access Partners National Economic Review: Australia’s Annual Growth Summit dinner on Thursday 19 September 2013. He outlines how economic and democratic factors in the developing world are creating a new global market for food. 

  • Facing the realities of future farming

    Lisa Middlebrook     |      September 19, 2013

    There are many uncertainties around food production. Ahead of today's Global Access Partners 2013 Annual Growth Summit, Summit Executive Manager Lisa Middlebrook shares her thoughts on what needs to be done to make farming a top priority.

  • Why agricultural productivity depends on food sustainability

    Laura Eadie     |      September 19, 2013

    Agricultural productivity growth has declined significantly over the last 60 years despite strong increases in demand. Laura Eadie explains the importance of food sustainability and how the issue should be tackled.

  • Sustainable cattle farming

    Kylie Schooley     |      September 17, 2013

    The biggest challenge of modern cattle farming is to be sustainably profitable. Kylie Schooley gives a first-hand account of the work on her grazing business at Rocky Springs in Queensland.

  • Open Shed shows power of collaborative consumption

    Lisa Fox     |      September 17, 2013

    Collaborative Consumption is on the rise. Lisa Fox, CEO of online peer-to-peer rental platform Open Shed, shares her success with the movement and what it can offer you.