Wednesday | 8 October, 2008
Stories about: Productivity Commission
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Budget boos and coos 14/05/2008 12:33:38
There were mixed reactions from the science and research sector to yesterday's budget. - +
Opinion: The inaugural ALS honour roll of screw-ups 24/05/2007 17:50:45
The hunt for Wobbly is on. - +
Govt releases report on future of medicine and health 28/04/2005 15:30:13
A preliminary report by Australia's Productivity Commission has concluded that advances in medical science have benefited Australians, but have also been a major driver of increased spending on health. - +
A productive dose of medicines 08/04/2005 11:49:12
The pressure of healthcare costs in the future will bring better health outcomes, predict Kieran Schneemann and Brendan Shaw. - +
Australia lagging as GM industry grows 19/08/2004 15:10:25
One of the founders of Australia’s leading private wheat-breeding company has delivered a bleak prognosis for the commercial future of GM crops in Australia. - +
Opposition grows in face of PIIP axing rumours 16/04/2003 14:57:39
Industry protests are coming loud and long following reports that the federal government's PIIP (Pharmaceutical Investment Incentive Scheme) may be axed in the next budget. - +
Shunning GM could cost future market share: report 11/11/2002 15:35:32
A new economic model indicates Australia won't reap an export bonanza by adopting genetically modified (GM) crops, but could see its market share stagnate or decline if it rejects or over-regulates GM crops and foods.
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