Connor Pearce is a journalist at the Canberra Times. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, as well as topics such as commercial real estate, the housing market, and law enforcement technology. Connor's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Advocate (Tasmania), Wellington Times, and The Examiner Newspaper Pty. Ltd.
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Connor Pearce's focus is on local news, particularly in the Wollongong area of New South Wales, Australia. His coverage includes a broad range of topics such as government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news related to entertainment, government and politics, business and industry, and crime.
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WAITING at Sydney Airport for a Monday morning flight to Canberra, Peter Sturrock picked up a copy of the Australian Financial Review
By: Connor Pearce
Experts are warning that when it comes to realising artificial intelligence on the battlefield, Australia needs to get a move on.
By: Connor Pearce
Australia's intelligence agencies are struggling to attract the talent they need as the country faces one of the most challenging periods for security in living memory.
By: Connor Pearce
WHEN the 6000 future residents of Hamburg's Grasbrook residential development look out of their apartments at the nearby port and the surrounding city, they will be doing so through very special windows.
The national science agency's high fee for brief advice as it trims jobs and offers little detail on outcomes fuels APS concern.
By: Connor Pearce
When the next Illawarra coal mine closes, who'll be left to build the industries that follow?
By: Connor Pearce
This edition of Future Proof is brought to you with the support of Colliers Wollongong.
By: Connor Pearce
The Illawarra-Shoalhaven has a skills shortage crisis. The Illawarra-Shoalhaven has a youth unemployment crisis.
Australian digital health teams are using AI and big data to improve care, predict crises, and expand access to remote treatment.
My Aged Care is not easy to find, use, or equitable for many Australians, an aged care review finds.
