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Photos: Angela Merkel tours NICTA
Showcasing the best of Australian/German collaboration.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has followed the weekend's G20 proceedings with a trip to Sydney to visit the National ICT Australia headquarters in Redfern. To welcome the German leader, NICTA put on a showcase of key German/Australian collaborations in its innovation portfolio, as well as some it hopes may pique the Chancellor’s interest enough to kick off new partnerships. (Photo: NICTA)
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