Innovation and ICT Minister, State Government
| Role | Organisation | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Innovation and ICT Minister (former) | Western Australian government | Brandon Capital portfolio, Brandon BioCatalyst portfolio, Startup News (WA) |
| Water Minister | WA Government | @AuManufacturing |
| Innovation and ICT Minister | State Government | Startup News (WA) (Thu 28 Jan 2021), Startup News (WA) (Wed 22 Jul 2020), Startup News (WA) (Sun 18 Aug 2019) |
| Innovation and ICT Minister | McGowan Government | Startup News (WA) |
| Minister for Innovation and ICT | Department of Jobs, Science, Industry and Innovation | Startup News (WA) |
Stories naming Dave Kelly. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
The Western Australian Government is putting $150,000 from its New Industries Fund into medtech startup OncoRes Medical to expand R&D and jobs, with the company also recalling $7.5 million raised from MRCF.
Western Australia's government will give advocacy group StartupWA $160,000 over two years from its New Industries Fund, funding startup summits and a part-time events employee to support the local ecosystem.
WA's government awarded a record 36 innovation vouchers worth up to $20,000 each, totalling almost $690,000, with medtech and resources firms among recipients including Nexxis and VeinTech.
Also Startup News (WA)
Western Australia approves Hazer's Woodman Point plant turning sewage biogas into hydrogen and graphite. The article recalls an ARENA $9.4 million grant, a $250,000 state feasibility grant, and Hazer's 2015 ASX listing.
WA incubator QuantumTX, founded by Atomic Sky, names its first cohort of ten tech companies working across mining, energy and defence to enter the global space sector.
Western Australia's travel grant program sends local game studios to global conferences, with Arility and Hungry Sky profiled among recipients and past winners crediting it for industry connections.
She Codes wins a $210,000 Western Australian government grant, part of $738,000 shared among eight STEM education projects, with Fire Tech Camp and Winyama also funded.