Alan Finkel noted that there is a spectrum of rules in human societies, moving from accepted societal norms at one end, through to severe punishments…

The CSIRO identifies food security and quality, health and wellbeing, resilient and valuable environments, sustainable energy and resources, future industries, and a secure region as…

Manufacturers can use the CSIRO facility to test their masks, rather than sending the materials overseas, speeding up the process of getting masks to frontline…

The CSIRO is in talks with the New South Wales government to move up to 450 staff and researchers to a “bespoke carbon-neutral” facility at…

State and federal public service employees across the country have been dealt major blows as governments attempt to grapple with the economic impacts of COVID-19.

Leading scientists, researchers and innovators from across Australia and New Zealand have united to provide governments with the latest evidence to assist with the coronavirus…

Department of Health secretary Glenys Beauchamp has returned from leave just days into her retirement. Health Minister Greg Hunt said his outgoing secretary had offered…

Cyber security experts visited capital cities across Australia to brainstorm ways of  protecting the country from cyber threats. Sixty experts attended the Cyber 2020 Forum…

The national science agency has developed an artificial intelligence technology roadmap for the government which prioritises health, infrastructure, and the environment.

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.