Bobby. wrote on Jun 25
th, 2025 at 11:07pm:
Brian Ross wrote on Jun 25
th, 2025 at 10:42pm:
Twilight Zone where they generally issue broomsticks to soldiers in WWII. Tsk, tsk, tsk...
Brian -
Agree or disagree?
We need to import only people who are educated and
if they pass a written and oral English test.
No more bums from the 3rd world.
Ten Pound Poms were a hit 80 years ago, and Australia’s peak tech lobby group is now looking to resurrect elements of that strategy as part of a broader effort to strengthen artificial intelligence capability and help solve a chronic talent shortage.
The Tech Council of Australia – which Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar chairs – has signed a memorandum of understanding with techUK to promote more collaboration with Britain and lessen the reliance on US-based companies.
“Broadening our international partnerships isn’t about turning away from existing connections, it’s about opening more doors for Australian tech businesses to grow and compete on a global scale.
TechUK’s deputy chief executive Antony Walker said tech played a “huge role” in the UK-Australia partnership, citing AUKUS defence pact (although the Pentagon is reviewing this agreement).
“The UK and Australia are not just connected by history and language, but by a deep commitment to open markets, democratic governance, and a rules-based digital world. We are looking forward to working together, sharing knowledge and expertise, and creating opportunities for our respective members.”