The 2020 Smart City Summit and Expo (SCSE) is an annual B2B oriented exhibition focused on smart city developments and solutions. Considered the most comprehensive intelligent solutions event in the Asia-Pacific, business leaders, policy makers, industry experts, and stakeholders from around the world come to Taipei to join this event. It is an international platform for cross industry and cross sector collaboration.

Australia’s capital, Canberra, is set for a large-scale renewable-energy auction to guarantee its 100 per cent renewables target into the mid-2020s.

Major US healthcare provider HMS is investing US$7.5 million in Australian digital health company, MedAdvisor, in a move that could help tackle the global issue of patient non-adherence to medications.

Victorian medicines accelerator, BioCurate, is partnering with Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited to expedite the development of new therapeutics and drugs.

Our common experience in advising early stage businesses is there that there is often a level of informality and a lack of documentation. This is understandable as any differences of opinion are usually resolved amicably, due to the closeness of the relationship, or the small nature of the business. However, this lack of corporate governance can give rise to problems and disputes as the company develops and grows or as the original key people...

On Saturday (16 November 2019) two new Australian visa programs came into effect. These visa programs, subclasses 494 and 491, are intended to stimulate and support regional Australia by making it easier to migrate to Designated Regional Areas of Australia.

China Mengniu Dairy Co Ltd is buying Australia's Lion Dairy and Drinks from Japan's Kirin Foods for A$600 million ($407 million), making it the second acquisition by the Chinese dairy giant in Australia after it acquired infant formula milk provider Bellamy in September.

Australia’s International Business Survey 2019 provides new insights into what Australia’s exporters are thinking, which markets are appealing, and signals trade tensions are beginning to dent confidence.

Arguably, the Australia-China relationship has reached its lowest point in the past 47 years of Australia’s diplomatic relations with China.

A new report released today (1 October 2019) by the Morrison Government highlights the potential for Australia to become a major exporter of critical minerals products to meet growing industrial and technology needs.