Science for Australia’s Future
Senator Kim Carr made a campaign statement at RMIT University in Melbourne committing the ALP to a Science for Australia’s Future policy, under which the Government would plan strategically and long-term to meet Australia’s future science needs, establish a new $21 million Inspiring Australia program to engage the community in science, and lift Australia’s profile in international science networks and collaborations. His speech is attached.
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Science for Australia's Future annoucement
Published: 09 Aug, 2010Tags: policy, watch, research, intcollab
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