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Australia looks to India to help build its newest innovation community, Gold Coast.

 Australia looks to India:


 The Gold Coast is serious about becoming a vibrant and diverse hub for health, knowledge and innovation to attract local and international businesses and world-class experts – especially those from India.

 Research by consulting company Capgemini found that India is the preferred destination for innovation in Asia and the third biggest globally. With facilities in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Jaipur and Pune, India is home to more than a quarter of Asia's newest innovation centres...

 The Gold Coast would like to tap into that expertise and entice India’s finest to invest in Australia. The Rs 25.3 crore spent in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct is proof of this commitment.....

 Just as important, she says, is to attract standout students to help shape the future. Gold Coast’s Rs 7000 crore education sector already offers more choice than equivalent-sized cities and draws students from at least 100 countries, including India. It has more than 200 international and domestic education providers, including three major universities (Bond, Griffith and Southern Cross), TAFE Queensland Gold Coast and many private vocational and registered training organisations....




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