Concern about CSIRO job cuts as consultants engaged
CSIRO staff are concerned that a review by a management consultancy will result in job cuts.
28 February, 2022CSIRO staff are concerned that a review by a management consultancy will result in job cuts.
28 February, 2022Firefighters will use a new tool this bushfire season to better predict the speed and spread of bushfires.
13 January, 2022Company director and chemical engineer Kathryn Fagg is the new head of the national science agency CSIRO.
17 October, 2021Researchers have a developed tool that they say can be used in decision making about reopening international borders.
26 August, 2021CSIRO will lead a $5 million international program to develop Australia’s hydrogen capabilities.
7 July, 2021A CSIRO report shows that solar and wind are Australia’s cheapest options for generating electricity.
10 June, 2021A CSIRO analysis suggests an Inland Rail could save around $170m in transport costs a year.
31 May, 2021The CSIRO has received a licence to develop medicinal cannabis products.
4 March, 2021CSIRO has developed a tool to help protect personal information in open datasets.
27 January, 2021The CSIRO will deliver software to the UK’s Nation Health Service.
12 November, 2020Funding for government agencies, departments and programs to respond to COVID, increase data protection and improve public sector efficiency is contained in the federal budget.
8 October, 2020The federal government will turn the bushfire CRC into an $88 million world class research centre.
26 July, 2020CSIRO will relocate 450 staff to the Western Sydney Aerotropolis.
15 July, 2020Public sector jobs are set to go at the ABC, CSIRO and the National Gallery.
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