Leaders of tech Q&A

We are delighted to feature Sunita Bose, Managing Director of Digital Industry Group Incorporated (DIGI), as our latest Leader of Tech. Sunita speaks to us about the growth of Australia’s tech sector and the importance of modernising tech laws to support Australia’s digital economy, as well how DIGI is advocating to shape a safer online landscape for all Australians.

In the latest Leaders of Tech Q&A, we speak to The Hon Paul Fletcher, Minister for Communications, Urban Infrastructure, Cities and the Arts. Minister Fletcher discusses online safety, the importance of the DNS and multi-stakeholder Internet governance, and helping Australians harness the full potential of the Internet.  

In the latest Leaders of Tech Q&A, we speak to Johanna Weaver, Director of the Tech Policy Design Centre at the Australian National University. Johanna discusses the importance of technology that makes our lives easier and better, and how the Tech Design Policy Centre is disrupting the way tech policy is designed to keep pace with innovation.

In our latest instalment of the Leaders of Tech Q&A series, we speak to Rachael Falk, CEO of the Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre (CSCRC). Rachael takes us through the CSCRC’s top priorities, cyber security going mainstream and keeping pace with the evolving cyber threat landscape.

In our latest instalment of the Leaders of Tech Q&A series, we speak to Director of the DNS Abuse Institute, Graeme Bunton. Graeme tells us about the energy he gets from working in the Internet sector and trying to understand its impact on our lives, and why a collective response to DNS abuse is vital to improving Internet security. 

In our second instalment of the Leaders of Tech Q&A series, we speak to InternetNZ Chief Executive Jordan Carter about pioneering the Internet for good in New Zealand, what keeps him excited about working in the domain name industry and opportunities for ccTLDs such as .au and .nz.

In our first instalment of the Leaders of Tech Q&A series, we speak to auDA CEO Rosemary Sinclair about Australia's digital transformation and how her experience in technology and consumer advocacy prepared her for auDA.