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Brad Howarth

Sydney
As seen in: iTnews, ZDNet, The Sunday Age, The iTnews Podcast, CRN Australia, SmartCompany (Australia), The Mandarin, techpartner.news
Writer and speaker on technology, entrepreneurship and communication, and co-author of A Faster Future: www.afasterfuture.com.
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Why biomethane deserves a place in Australia’s energy transition

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By Brad Howarth
| The Mandarin Verified
Australia’s energy transition is entering a difficult phase. Conflict in the Persian Gulf has exposed the fragility of global hydrocarbon supply chains, while Australian industry continues to come under increasing pressure to decarbonise. For many manufacturing and industrial processes, electrification is often presented as the default pathway but is often not possible, not yet practical or affordable at scale.
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PEXA protects high-value property transactions with streamlined IAM

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By Brad Howarth
| The iTnews Podcast
PEXA is now running all of its customer identity and access management through Okta, meaning it now uses the same technology for staff and customers. Having initially implemented Okta for workforce IAM seven years ago, PEXA recently extended this capability to customer access, coinciding with its UK expansion. This has delivered a unified approach to identity across both internal users and external participants. This story is part of the 2026 iTnews State of Security report. Read it for free here.
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Sovereign capability centres: Delivering global expertise with national control

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By Brad Howarth
| The Mandarin Verified
All across the world, governments are reassessing how and where critical technology capabilities are built and operated. Geopolitical instability, supply chain disruption, cyber threats, and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) underscore the realisation that sovereign capability is fundamental to national resilience. At the same time, complete technological self-sufficiency is neither practical nor desirable.
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