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2022 October Federal Budget
25 October 2022

In strapped times, science the smartest investment: October Budget 2022

New measures to support Australia’s strategic science capabilities in the Federal Budget are a smart investment to transform our economy

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14 October 2020

2020/21 Federal Budget Analysis

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Parliament House viewed from across Lake Burley Griffin
4 April 2019

2019/20 Federal Budget Analysis

Want to know what’s in store for science and technology after this week’s 2019/20 Federal Budget announcements? Here’s the break-down for science and technology. General funding for science and technology (click to expand) The 2019-20 Federal Budget has seen the first projected surplus in 12 years, with a predicted $7.1 billion surplus at the end […]

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4 February 2019

Science sector calls for stronger investment for all Australians’ future

The peak body for science and technology has called for stronger investment in research and support for a strong and diverse research workforce to help the nation keep pace with rapid global change and fuel a brighter future for all Australians ahead of the May 2019/20 Federal Budget. Scientists and technologists have experienced steady declines […]

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