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James Riley

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Sydney, Ultimo
As seen in: InnovationAus Podcast, InnovationAus.com, National Observer, Inkl, Pensions Age Magazine, Pensions Expert, Health Industry Watch
Editorial Director at InnovationAus, providing news and commentary on public policy in the tech and innovation sectors. Cycles for sanity :)
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Slow-burn capital gains fight ignites startupland

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By James Riley Verified
| InnovationAus.com Verified
Good news has finally emerged from PsiQuantum’s Australian bunker with the company announcing it has ditched plans to build its world-first quantum computer at Brisbane Airport in favour of a site to the north, within the Moreton Bay council area. The company, which as recently as three months ago had insisted its construction planning for Brisbane Airport was on track, says it can start construction at the new site next month.
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Artemis II echoes Apollo 8 flight in a tumultuous year

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By James Riley Verified
| InnovationAus.com Verified
The biggest story in tech in the past week has without doubt been the Artemis II crewed mission to the moon. It has not seemed like this is the case, given the fragmentation of the media and the current geopolitical turmoil that has dominated headlines. But Artemis II is such an amazing story. The first time the humans have ventured to the moon in more than 50 years. It is astonishing that it has taken so long, but with decades of new technology to draw on, we’re having another crack.
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Charles McHardie takes a deep dive at Services Australia

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By James Riley Verified
| InnovationAus.com Verified
Charles McHardie is among the best known faces among the Commonwealth’s technology leadership, responsible for the operations at Services Australia, one of the biggest IT shops in the country. As the chief information and digital officer at Services Australia, and the organisation’s deputy CEO under David Hazlehurst, Mr McHardie runs 4,400 staff and oversees a complex and mission critical foundation of modern government. The social safety net cannot fail.
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