Australia’s science agency has hit back at a recent article published in The Australian that claimed departments and agencies engaged in contracts with Chinese government…

Labor and the union representing Australia's national science agency have ramped up their opposition to staffing caps, while the agency has appeared before the Fair…

CSIRO staff have voiced their concerns over the federal government’s public service staffing cap, arguing that it could harm the organisation in the long term.

Researchers at CSIRO’s Data61 have developed a public dataset that could help cybersecurity specialists predict future cyberattacks. It comes days after numerous hospitals across Victoria…

Amy Thunig and Narelle Underwood have been recognised as the most outstanding up-and-coming female leaders in the public sector at the Women’s Agenda Leadership Awards.

The Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner has published a book on the profound social, technological, and ethical issues that are rearing their heads the…

CSIRO's data innovation group Data61 has launched a lab that allows "digital twins" — virtual replicas of physical objects and systems — to be created…

The CSIRO is on the hunt for a technologist to replace Data61 chief executive Adrian Turner, who will leave the role on September 12.

The continual search for budget efficiencies imposes enormous operational inefficiencies upon the gathering, publication and application of scientific information, in what amounts to an assault…

Given the context, we see a strong case for the adoption of scalable, cost-efficient cloud computing infrastructure. Whether it’s exploring the cosmos, researching life-saving cures,…

A deal between the Commonwealth government and the cloud computing giant Amazon Web Services will simplify procurement of services for the whole public sector.