Council of Australian Governments

Intelligent Bio Solutions Receives Non-Dilutive Grant Funding of USD $1.43 Million

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화요일, 6월 20, 2023
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NEW YORK, June 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Intelligent Bio Solutions Inc. (Nasdaq: INBS) (“INBS” or the “Company”), a medical technology company delivering intelligent, rapid, non-invasive testing solutions, today announced it has received a second progress payment of USD $1.43 million as part of a scientific grant awarded to the Company in 2021 for USD $4.7 million, as announced by the Company on July 8, 2021.

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  • NEW YORK, June 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Intelligent Bio Solutions Inc. (Nasdaq: INBS) (“INBS” or the “Company”), a medical technology company delivering intelligent, rapid, non-invasive testing solutions, today announced it has received a second progress payment of USD $1.43 million as part of a scientific grant awarded to the Company in 2021 for USD $4.7 million, as announced by the Company on July 8, 2021.
  • The latest payment brings the total funds received to date to USD $3.25 million.
  • “We are grateful for the continued support from the Australian Federal Government,” said Harry Simeonidis, President and CEO of Intelligent Bio Solutions.
  • “This second progress payment demonstrates the Australian Government’s commitment to the development of high-tech medical devices and solutions by Australian medical companies.”

With the COVID crisis easing, is the National Cabinet still fit for purpose?

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금요일, 4월 28, 2023
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The establishment of the National Cabinet in March 2020, which brought together the prime minister, state premiers and territory chief ministers to coordinate the national response to the COVID pandemic, played into this strength.

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  • The establishment of the National Cabinet in March 2020, which brought together the prime minister, state premiers and territory chief ministers to coordinate the national response to the COVID pandemic, played into this strength.
  • Compared to other intergovernmental forums, the National Cabinet was designed to be nimble, decisive and not weighed down by bureaucracy.
  • However, three years on, and with the pressing nature of the pandemic easing, it’s time to rethink the National Cabinet.

1. An informal approach is no longer sustainable

    • While the current model for National Cabinet worked well at the height of the pandemic, the same approach is not ideal today.
    • Since the abolition of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) in 2020, National Cabinet has served as the primary forum for Australia’s leaders to meet and consider important issues facing the country.

2. The veil of secrecy must be lifted

    • Federal Court Justice Richard White held that simply naming the institution a “cabinet” did not automatically grant it confidentiality.
    • Read more:
      Morrison government loses fight for national cabinet secrecy

      But even after that decision, both the Morrison and Albanese governments have refused Freedom of Information requests for National Cabinet documents.

    • Adding in a policy of blanket secrecy about National Cabinet further constrains our ability to hold governments accountable and undermines public trust.
    • Read more:
      Nowhere to hide: the significance of national cabinet not being a cabinet

3. National Cabinet must have a true federal-state balance

    • If the National Cabinet is to succeed into the future, its participants must be committed to the aims of federalism.
    • Any reform of National Cabinet should ensure it is a truly federal body.
    • These issues remain a challenge to fostering greater equality in the National Cabinet and optimising our federation to the greatest advantage.

Where to from here?

    • But the transition from COAG to the National Cabinet was so swift, there was no opportunity to develop a truly workable, sustainable model.
    • The National Cabinet has an opportunity to learn from the deficits of COAG and create a lasting model of federal cooperation and achievement.

Halucenex Life Sciences Inc. targets Australian market following landmark TGA decision

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수요일, 2월 8, 2023
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NEDLANDS, Australia, Feb. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Creso Pharma Limited (ASX:CPH, FRA:1X8) ('Creso Pharma') is pleased to announce its wholly-owned psychedelics subsidiary, Halucenex Life Sciences Inc. ('Halucenex'), is exploring opportunities to register its synthetic psilocybin formulation for the Australian market following recent regulatory changes.

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  • NEDLANDS, Australia, Feb. 8, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Creso Pharma Limited (ASX:CPH, FRA:1X8) ('Creso Pharma') is pleased to announce its wholly-owned psychedelics subsidiary, Halucenex Life Sciences Inc. ('Halucenex'), is exploring opportunities to register its synthetic psilocybin formulation for the Australian market following recent regulatory changes.
  • This ruling allows authorized psychiatrists to prescribe medicines containing MDMA and psilocybin for the treatment of certain mental health conditions as of July 1, 2023.
  • Based in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Halucenex is currently undertaking a Phase II clinical trial which will test the efficacy of psilocybin on treatment-resistant PTSD.
  • Creso Pharma and Halucenex will continue to work alongside Australian-based research organizations and potential partners to further progress these initiatives.

Energy Infrastructure for EV Charging Stations Market Worth $20 Billion by 2029 - Market Size, Share, Forecasts, & Trends Analysis Report with COVID-19 Impact by Meticulous Research®

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수요일, 9월 21, 2022
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  • Quick Buy Energy Infrastructure for EV Charging Stations Market - Global Opportunity Analysis And Industry Forecast (2022-2029), Research Report: https://www.meticulousresearch.com/Checkout/35287535
    Based on component,the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market is segmented into transformers, electric distribution systems, heavy-duty cables, metering systems, power converters, energy storage systems, and solar PV panels.
  • Based on energy source,the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market is segmented into renewable energy sources and non-renewable energy sources.
  • In 2022, the non-renewable energy sources segment is estimated to account for the larger share of the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market.
  • In 2022, Asia-Pacific is estimated to account for the largest share of the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market.

Energy Infrastructure for EV Charging Stations Market Worth $20 Billion by 2029 - Market Size, Share, Forecasts, & Trends Analysis Report with COVID-19 Impact by Meticulous Research®

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수요일, 9월 21, 2022
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  • Quick Buy Energy Infrastructure for EV Charging Stations Market - Global Opportunity Analysis And Industry Forecast (2022-2029), Research Report: https://www.meticulousresearch.com/Checkout/35287535
    Based on component,the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market is segmented into transformers, electric distribution systems, heavy-duty cables, metering systems, power converters, energy storage systems, and solar PV panels.
  • Based on energy source,the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market is segmented into renewable energy sources and non-renewable energy sources.
  • In 2022, the non-renewable energy sources segment is estimated to account for the larger share of the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market.
  • In 2022, Asia-Pacific is estimated to account for the largest share of the global energy infrastructure for the EV charging stations market.

Australia’s largest coal miner avoiding hundreds of millions in tax payments, short-changing Australian communities – according to CICTAR

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목요일, 10월 28, 2021
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Glencore makes billions of dollars every year digging out Australian coal but pinches pennies when it comes to contributing to the tax base.

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  • Glencore makes billions of dollars every year digging out Australian coal but pinches pennies when it comes to contributing to the tax base.
  • Not only is Australias biggest coal miner Glencore profiting off Australian coal and dodging taxes, it also leaves Australian communities to foot the bill after coal fuels climate impacts such as bushfires, storms, droughts and floods."
  • Glencore, the US$42 billion commodities giant, is the worlds largest thermal coal exporter and Australia is its largest source of coal.
  • Since that time, Glencores Australian business is channelled into Switzerland, where according to its own corporate reports, Glencore pays zero income tax.