ADDRESS TO THE EDDIE GRAHAM DINNER
Thursday, 05 December 2019
WAGGA WAGGA, NSWFRIDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2019 CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY I would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we meet today – the Wiradjuri people, paying respects to elders past, present and emerging. Let me open with a straight-forward question – why’s a Sydney-sider visiting you all in Wagga Wagga To
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ADDRESS TO AI FOR SOCIAL GOOD SUMMIT – BANGKOK 13 DECEMBER 2018 ***CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY***
Tuesday, 18 December 2018
ED HUSIC MP SHADOW MINISTER FOR HUMAN SERVICES SHADOW MINISTER FOR THE DIGITAL ECONOMY MEMBER FOR CHIFLEY ASIA PACIFIC AI FOR SOCIAL GOOD SUMMIT BANGKOK 13 DECEMBER 2018 ***CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY*** “The Americans have need of the telephone, but we do not. We have plenty of messenger boys.” The bold 1876 declaration made by William
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ADDRESS TO NESA NATIONAL CONFERENCE: THURSDAY, 9 AUGUST 2018 ***CHECK AGAINST DELIVERY***
Friday, 12 October 2018
THE HON ED HUSIC MP
SHADOW MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICES,
WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION AND
THE FUTURE OF WORK
MEMBER FOR CHIFLEY
ADDRESS: NESA NATIONAL CONFERENCE BRISBANE THURSDAY, 9 AUGUST 2018
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Good morning, I’d like to begin by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we meet, paying
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ADDRESS TO AFR INNOVATION SUMMIT 2018: PROSPERITY THROUGH INNOVATION, MAKING IT HAPPEN
Monday, 30 July 2018
WELCOME Good morning and special thanks to the Australian Financial Review for the invitation to speak this morning, particularly editor-in-chief Michael Stutchbury. Since I last had a chance to speak with you, a lot has happened – not surprisingly. However one of the thoughts I’d like to press today doesn’t concentrate on the volume of
ADDRESS TO THE APAC BLOCKCHAIN CONFERENCE
Tuesday, 13 March 2018
In this sense government could become an energetic user of Blockchain, like the many other links in the chains and the system. The CSIRO has also proposed the idea of specialised identity ledgers as a practical approach to managing identity, and associated regulatory compliance, and for facilitating interoperability between distributed ledgers. The government uses a
Address to AFR Innovation Summit: Leadership matters, the future of work depends on it
Tuesday, 19 September 2017
Good morning and special thanks to the Australian Financial Review for the invitation to speak, particularly editor- in-chief Michael Stutchbury and technology editor Paul Smith. I’ve said for some time that the AFR – with its determined focus on Australian tech – is playing an absolutely crucial role in supporting local tech, particularly emerging enterprises.
Address to Global Access Partners 8th Annual Economic Summit: Think Digital or Become History
Friday, 08 September 2017
Good morning everyone. I’d like to thank Global Access Partners for inviting me to speak today, particularly managing director, Catherine Fritz-Kalish. There are a number of other people that I’d also like to acknowledge: Phillip Ruddock and Heather Ruddock, good morning to you both. Some former colleagues in Stephen Conroy and Bruce Billson are here
CONSTITUENCY STATEMENTS: Melbourne Innovation Centre
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Mr HUSIC (Chifley) (10:20): I want to dedicate my constituency statement to another electorate as I visited the member for Batman’s electorate the other day. I was going to make a contribution talking about how good looking, svelte and fun he is, but since the standing orders stop me from misleading the House, they have sucked
GOVERNOR-GENERAL’S SPEECH: Budget
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Mr HUSIC (Chifley) (13:57): I am not a fan of public spearing but, can I say, do not watch David Spears’s interview of the Prime Minister today. It is all pain, having the Prime Minister of this country unable to put a figure to his key budget measure—his corporate tax changes. It was an awkward moment
CONSTITUENCY STATEMENTS: Education Funding
Wednesday, 25 May 2016
Mr HUSIC (Chifley) (10:49): We have had a lot of talk in this country about an ideas boom, but how do you have an ideas boom if you are a dud on school funding? In last night’s federal budget, Malcolm Turnbull committed to Tony Abbott’s school cuts. If the federal government, through Malcolm Turnbull, cuts school