#Internet

Digital trend: the time is ripe for “creatives”

Our principal scientist for strategic foresight Stefan Hajkowicz has been exploring the potential of the 'creative economy'. For Stefan, creative services (e.g. music, film, theatre, arts, entertainment and a wide range of knowledge products) are an underappreciated bright spot of the global economy.

A new way to fix those frustrating websites

Whether it is doing your banking, looking up details of a flight or checking out some government services – if a website doesn’t work the way we want it to, it can be very frustrating experience

Historic collections could be lost to ‘digital dinosaurs’

By Michael Brünig, CSIRO Australian’s museums, galleries and other cultural institutions must adopt more of a digital strategy with their collections […]

Five uses for WiFi even we didn’t see coming

Remember the internet of the 90s? When browsing online meant being stuck at your desk with your whiz-bang 56k modem. […]

Future cyber threats to cause more headaches than Heartbleed

By Hannah Scott For average Australians it’s probably safe to say cyber security isn’t something that's thought about often. Maybe […]

We’re running out of wireless spectrum… so what can we do?

By Ian Oppermann, Digital Productivity & Services Director While discussions around closing oil refineries in Australia bring talk of future economic […]

Bridging the broadband gap

It's amazing to think that in a country where almost half of adult Australians own a smart device, there are […]

Comic of scientist saying Eureka after developing WiFi.

Pretty fly for a WiFi

In the '90s we came up with WiFi. These days, we're working with industry partners around the world to apply the technology to new challenges.

What if the internet broke?

It’s probably something you don't want to think about. These days, we rely on the wonderful world-wide web for just […]