Paul Smith is a Technology Editor at The Australian Financial Review. With over 20 years of experience, he specializes in covering big tech, the Australian tech industry, telecommunications, and national innovation policy, focusing on themes such as AI, finance, and business economics. Paul’s work has been featured in a wide array of publications, including the Daily Record, PR Newswire EMEA, and News.com.au.
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Paul Smith's coverage spans a variety of topics, including technology, politics, healthcare, and entertainment. Given his focus on the Australian national context and specific themes such as government & politics and healthcare, he may be receptive to pitches related to evolving stories in Australian politics or healthcare policy changes.
Additionally, given his interest in big tech and technology more broadly, he might also be interested in pieces discussing new developments or innovations within the Australian tech industry. Pitches offering insights into how these topics intersect with Australia's national landscape could resonate well with him.
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By: Paul Smith, Jenny Wiggins, Jonathan Shapiro
By: Paul Smith
The Australian businesses using technology for positive change and productivity gains across all sectors of the economy.
By: Paul Smith, Jonathan Shapiro, Cecile Lefort
By: Paul Smith
If you're relatively new to the world of woodworking and DIY projects, it's a good rule of thumb to opt for simplicity when you're outfitting your shop with power tools.
By: Paul Smith
When mass misery first descended in response to the Medical Board of Australia's revamped CPD regime, AusDoc interviewed its then-chair, Dr Anne Tonkin.
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By: Paul Smith, Jenny Wiggins
The company’s woes are widening beyond its troubled West Footscray project, with protests on other data centres planned ahead of the Victorian election.
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