Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash was sworn in as Minister for Jobs and Innovation on 20 December 2017.
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An Australian researcher whose engineering work has led to the development of "electronic skin" that monitors the environment and human body, has been the second Australian to win the internationally renowned ASPIRE award.
Joint media release with the Minister for Jobs and Innovation, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, and the Assistant Minister for Science, Jobs and Innovation Zed Seselja
Sixty new ambassadors will be selected to inspire more young women and girls to study, work, and to promote gender equity in STEM.
From creating robots to attending space camps and events such as the International Science and Engineering Fair, students now have the chance to live their science dreams.
The Turnbull Government will support a world-leading laboratory in Northern Australia to develop a new treatment for people who have inflammatory bowel disease.
National Science Week is Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology.
Over 1000 students across the country will soon benefit from streamlined training in digital technologies as part of the Coalition Government’s investment in the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network (AustCyber).
Joint media release with the Minister for Jobs and Innovation, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, and the Minister for Small and Family Business, Workplace and Deregulation, the Hon Craig Laundy MP
Melbourne-based company YBF Ventures will use a $500,000 Australian Government grant to expand its innovation hub in support of Australian start-ups developing Web 3.0 technology.
The Minister for Jobs and Innovation, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, gave a speech at the AFR Innovation Summit in sydney
Joint media release with the Minister for Jobs and Innovation, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, and the Assistant Minister for Science, Jobs and Innovation Zed Seselja
The Turnbull Government is investing in a Perth based project designed to reduce the erosion and corrosion problems in the processing of minerals, saving the minerals industry millions of dollars.
Joint media release with the Minister for Jobs and Innovation, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash, and Minister for Resources and Northen Australia, Senator the Hon Matt Canavan and the Hon George Christensen, Federal Member for Dawson
An underground simulator designed to make it quicker and easier for people to train for a job in the mining industry is one of four recipients of Australian Government investment under its Industry Growth Centre Initiative.
