"Over the course of eight days in July, a delegation of 11 [Victorian] Coalition MPs, including a number of Shadow Ministers, travelled to Israel to partake in AIJAC's Rambam Israel Fellowship Program with a key focus on learning about Israel's
The rambammed were as follows:
David Southwick MP, Shadow Minister for Innovation:
"Israel is a global leader in the
MPs Cindy McLeish, Neale Burgess, Graham Watt, Nick Wakeling, Richard Riordan, and Martin Dixon are all identified in a group photo. The identity of the other 4 remains a mystery.
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Where they would go if they were really interested in startup hubs:
http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/technology/article/1727517/shenzhen-named-top-5-start-hub-hong-kong-nowhere-sight
Top 5 startup cities are Istanbul, Turkey; Tallinn, Estonia; Santiago, Chile; Dubai, and Shenzhen, China.
Has any actual new innovation from any Australian individual, as opposed to company, occurred as a result of all this so called learning, all these ugly photo opportunities and all of this meaningless talking?
Is the Australian taxpayer getting any actual value for dollar from these shameless and verbose talking politicians?
Show us the actual results. How many?
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