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The Hon Angus Taylor MP

Interview with Tom Elliott, Drive 3AW

Interview discusses Snowy 2.0.

Interview with Tom Elliott, Drive 3AW

Interview discusses Snowy 2.0.

Doorstop with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Environment Minister Sussan Ley, Lobs Hole, NSW

Doorstop discusses Snowy 2.0, renewable energy, Eden-Monaro by-election, environmental approvals and electricity prices.

Doorstop with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Environment Minister Sussan Ley, Lobs Hole, NSW

Doorstop discusses Snowy 2.0, renewable energy, Eden-Monaro by-election, environmental approvals and electricity prices.

More power to compare and switch energy providers

Joint media release with Treasurer the Hon Josh Frydenberg MP

The Morrison Government is giving consumers more power to compare and switch providers to lower their energy bills by formally applying the Consumer Data Right regime to the energy sector.

Interview with Deborah Knight, 2GB

Interview discusses energy policy and JobKeeper.

Investing in agritech to enhance sustainable farming practices

The Morrison Government is backing new technology to help Australian farms become more drought resilient.

Doorstop, Camden NSW

Doorstop discusses energy policy, reliable energy, bipartisanship, Technology Investment Roadmap, Paris targets, nuclear energy.

Interview with Mark Levy, 2GB Drive

Interview discusses Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese's address to the National Press Club and energy policy.

Localised forecasts to improve renewables management

An innovative project that will better predict the weather allowing for more accurate forecasts of renewable energy generation is getting a boost thanks to the Morrison Government.  

The Hon Karen Andrews MP

Grants help to hatch bright ideas

Three Australian businesses will receive grants to commercialise new products, processes and services, helping to create more local business opportunities and Australian jobs.

New start-up sets sights on fruit fly

The Coalition Government is helping Australian farmers through a new tech start-up taking aim at Australia’s biggest biosecurity barrier to trade: the fruit fly.

PM's Prizes for Science

The Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, the Hon Karen Andrews MP, addressed the 2018 PM's Prizes for Science in Canberra.

Prime Minister’s prizes honour excellence in science

A Professor who revealed how our planet changes shape from second to second, day to day has taken out one of two major awards in the Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science.

Creating automotive engineers of the future

A $5 million program to encourage high quality graduate engineers to work in Australia’s automotive sector has opened today.

First Women in STEM Ambassador

Award-winning astrophysicist Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith has been selected Australia’s first Women in STEM Ambassador.

Bringing bright ideas and events to Science Week

Now is the time to put forward creative ideas, exciting events and innovative projects for National Science Week 2019.

Speaking out for women in STEM

Today the Minister for Industry, Science and Technology, Karen Andrews, chaired a roundtable session on the Decadal Plan for Women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) on the Gold Coast. 

Funding takes clever products to market

A system to improve safety at remote railway level crossings is one of seven Australian projects sharing in $3.5 million of funding to accelerate commercialisation and create new business, export and jobs opportunities.

Applicants shortlisted to deliver new industry-focused research

Six applicants have been shortlisted to deliver new industry-focused research under the Coalition Government’s $731 million Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) Program.