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A critique of the policy and investment case for backing a single quantum technology company.

Paul writes about the responsibilities of major digital platforms and the public policy response to their growing influence.

Paul discusses road user charging and how it can make the cost of using roads fairer and more visible.

Paul argues for a careful response to network outages and considers whether more detailed regulation would improve reliability.

A commentary on the government’s proposed investment in a US quantum computing company and the public policy questions surrounding the decision.

Paul examines the proposed quantum investment through the lens of international competition and Australia’s technology policy choices.