With Europe pressing ahead in its ambitions of being a global leader in green hydrogen use and technology, it was with great pride that Western Australia was invited to participate in an international panel on global co-operation.

A new report prepared by the Western Australia Data Science Innovation Hub (WADSIH), KPMG ,and Faethm, indicates that at least 3,000 data science roles will be needed in the field over the next decade, in addition to the already available workforce of an estimated 32,000.

As Europe gears up for a greater uptake of electric vehicles, its attention is on the ability to source the critical components of the car’s battery in a diverse and sustainable way.

National Agriculture Day is on 20 November this year and will highlight not only the great innovation of the sector but the extraordinary efforts of Australian farmers who, during COVID-19, have continued to grow the food and fibre that the nation depends on.

With the global pandemic preventing face-to-face meetings and travel, the Government of Western Australia partnered with Anglo-Australian tech firm Newfound to lead a virtual trade mission to the UK over 15-17 September.

Despite the global pandemic, London is getting ready to once again turn into the hottest innovation hub on the planet to unite tech, talent and enablers.

Take a moment to reflect on the wonderful achievements of our great State. We have come a long way in our short history and are the envy of many other jurisdictions.

As the dawn breaks on Anzac Day 2020 we recognise that things are a little different this year.

As we enter the third week of lockdown in London we have reflected on our time working from home and adjusting to the New Normal.

Despite the rain, the Londoners poured into Australia House for our annual WA Wine Tasting which seems to grow attendees each year.

The East Village at Knutsford in Western Australia is arising as a southern hemisphere star in the global smart and sustainable cities revolution.

Born and bred in small town Collie in Western Australia, Scott Hallsworth tells us about being paid in fried rice, Japanese junk food, and the beauty of not being too serious.

She’s been working as a doctor in theatre, is a former Investment Manager, and most recently pitched at Prince Andrew’s Pitch@Palace event in London in her role as CEO and MD for OncoRes Medical. And won the prestigious award. We talked to the woman who showed the world that WA is a place where revolutionary med tech is born.