Strategic advice

ATSE envisions that the central goal of Queensland’s Science and Innovation Strategy is to develop a distributed innovation system that drives productivity across the whole state.

Recycling solar panels directly reduces domestic waste-to-landfill streams and could enable long-term potential benefits across multiple environmental, technological and strategic imperatives.

The next ACT Climate Change Strategy can support the ACT Government’s ambitious vision for Canberra to become the first Australian city to achieve net zero emissions while maintaining a 100% renewable electricity supply.

ATSE’s submission provides analysis on opportunities to advance Australia’s critical minerals industry so that it delivers greater economic value through developing midstream and downstream processing while benefiting regional communities and Traditional Owners through a robust social licence framework.

Developing new policy settings for renewable residential energy for apartments, rented dwellings and social housing is crucial to furthering Australia’s net zero transition.

The Medical Research Future Fund and its Research Missions program play a central role in addressing persistent and emerging national public health challenges.

Ahead of the 2026 South Australian election, this brief to candidates outlines how technology and innovation can drive long-term economic growth in the state.

ATSE’s submission recommends anticipating challenges including planning delays and integration of consumer energy resources. The submission also encourages a technology-neutral approach including considering the possibility of future energy technologies and the impact of liquid fuels.

Australia’s long-term prosperity depends on a thriving, well-coordinated research and development ecosystem that drives impactful innovation, addresses national challenges and supports economic growth.