Rural research in Australia

Article Abstract:

Australia has developed a research and development program that is well-worth its cost and has produced many technologies that has benefitted the nation a great deal. The program is based on cooperation between the research community and rural producers, who jointly set goals and secure budgets.

Industrial research, Science and state, Science policy

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Australia enters deep water in devising management plan

Article Abstract:

The 1994 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) has provided Australia incentive to developing a cohesive marine science policy. The treaty will permit Australia to claim territory that it proves are natural extensions of the continental shelf.

Environmental policy, Marine ecology

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Science holds on in new budget

Article Abstract:

Australia's new conservative government cut less from the science budget than many had anticipated. Administration and other costs must be reduced, and universities will face a 5% reduction in government aid between 1996 and 1999.

Federal aid to research, Government aid to research

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