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Technology developed in South Australia to remotely measure vital signs is being used at universities and workplaces in the US to help detect COVID-19 cases.
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Beware the wolves in sheep’s clothing – the power and politics driving the “future of work” conversation is anti-worker by design. The labour movement needs to steel itself for the fight of a lifetime – and the time is now, argues Alice Dawkins.
A South Australian software company has been awarded $350,000 from the State government as it prepares to scale up and expand its technology platform in international markets.
The Morrison government is set to adopt a technology investment target instead of signing up to a global agreement to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
The clock is ticking on supermarket checkouts and operators, signalling a radical shift in future job opportunities across a range of industries. The question of how sidelined workers support themselves needs to be tackled now, argues Richard Holden.
Technology originally developed to monitor Adelaide’s traffic has been adapted to count the number of visitors to the McLaren Vale wine region.
