NSW Minister Victor Dominello has told Sky News the pandemic has shown the necessity of building up Australia’s key capabilities, especially in the tech sector, to ensure we are in a position to flourish if and when the next crisis occurs.
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ACSnewsfeed Shh.. dont tell anyone but governments are using covid tracing apps for policing... what a shock
ACSnewsfeed Planning another FAKED pandemic, where you gonna lock in healthy people then? on 5th floor?
ACSnewsfeed You can forget trying to compete with our Asian neighbours and most of Europe. You can bring in 26G and still our technology is behind. Our rivals on technology levels are 3rd world countries at this rate. Nothing we do at the moment is catching up with our regional neighbours.
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