CSIRO is making bold moves to survive — slashing hundreds of jobs and exiting key research areas to focus on high-impact science amid soaring costs and a massive backlog of facility repairs. CEO Doug Hilton argues that strategic refocusing is essential to avoid stagnation, even as the agency receives a $387 million federal boost over four years. The cuts, including heavy losses in environmental research, have sparked alarm among scientists, but leadership insists this is a necessary pivot to maximize impact with limited resources.
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