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  • Head in the cloudGetting your head around cloud
    Simon Probert parts the mists around cloud computing, but is it a evolution or a revolution?
  • The curse of knowledgeThe curse of knowledge
    Knowing too much can be as bad as knowing nothing. Grant Kearney looks for solutions to a barrier to collaborative innovation … and a new definition.
  • Fighting future firesFighting future fires
    Suzette Jackson looks at investigations into Victoria’s recent devastating bushfires, and what it means for housing and communities in the future.
  • Big & GreenBig & Green
    Can vehicle drivers have their cake and eat it too – big cars that are also environmentally sensitive? Simon Hoyle puts Ford’s approach to the test.
  • The whole crumpet!The whole crumpet!
    Ann-Maree Moodie wants what she expects, and so do we all.
  • Say it with feelingSay it with feeling
    Researchers from La Trobe and Kyoto Universities are collaborating to develop emotionally intelligent robots that can teach. Geoffrey Maslen reports.
  • Harvest FareHarvest Fare
    Fran Molloy looks at the little picture on energy – harvesting micro amounts – that could change the world.
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Designs on innovation Designs on innovation
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Maureen Thurston and Brad Graham describe design thinking, a new approach to business innovation and how to encourage it.
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The New South Wales Government is calling for volunteers to live rent free in a so-called smart home in Sydney for a year. The Minister for Energy, John Robertson says the family will be testing the latest technology, to save energy and water.
Government funds Aussie innovation Government funds Aussie innovation
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A software solution for soil testing and a remote bulk storage beverage dispensing system are among the innovative new products developed by the latest Commercialising Emerging Technologies (COMET) recipients.
Entries closing soon for Victorian Premier's Sustainability Awards Entries closing soon for Victorian Premier's Sustainability Awards
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If your business uses resources sustainably and you would like to give your business a leg up, then make sure you enter the 2010 Victorian Premier’s Sustainability Awards.  
NSW innovation advisory service launched NSW innovation advisory service launched
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Supported by the NSW Government, Alchemy Innovation Development has launched of a free consultation service to all NSW-based inventors, innovators and small businesses.

Leading fashion brands on display at Circular Quay Leading fashion brands on display at Circular Quay
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AusInnovation celebrates 15 years of innovation in Australian fashion at Fashion Week.
White House seeks public input on innovation goals White House seeks public input on innovation goals
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The Obama Administration is turning to crowdsourcing to identify "grand challenges" to support as national technology innovation goals.
Australia’s Top 100 Innovations Australia’s Top 100 Innovations
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Australia might not always 'punch above its weight' as an 'innovation nation' or 'clever country', but Australians have come up with many bright ideas, and Australian individuals, companies and organisations have created successful products...
The way ahead The way ahead
by in: Summer 2009 
Marcus Barber thinks that, among the cry for creativity, the value of entrepreneurs and innovation is often lost.
New Apple gadget delights Twitterati comedians New Apple gadget delights Twitterati comedians
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Twitter users have responded snarkily to the name of Apple's latest innovation, the iPad, pushing the phrase "iTampon" to a No.2 "trending" topic on the microblogging site.
Crabby fabric reduces smells Crabby fabric reduces smells
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RMIT University researchers are using a natural biopolymer found in crustaceans to create odour-repellent fabrics for use in the automotive industry.
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