With 200,000 new tech roles expected in Australia by 2030, many mid-career professionals are now seeking structured AI training
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The Australian tech sector is shifting as AI integration becomes an expectation for senior teams. With forecasts suggesting we need 200,000 new skilled professionals by 2030, many local workers are balancing university study with their day jobs
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The Australian job market is bracing for 200,000 new AI-related roles by 2030. As 2026 begins, many local tech professionals are looking at formal upskilling to stay competitive
### The Summary (83 words) ElevenLabs just hit $500 million in ARR, marking a major turning point for AI voice tech. With a new Series D and a $100 million tender offer, the company is signaling that the era of experimentation is over
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By 2026, Australian tech professionals are prioritising practical AI skills to stay competitive. With the local market needing 200,000 additional tech roles by 2030, many are turning to structured training