Over three years, BehaviourWorks undertook two major streams of research to understand what ‘circular consumption’ behaviours are required to significantly reduce Australia’s material footprint, as part of transitioning to a circular economy. The work revealed that eight core circular behaviours can be adopted by consumers to help reduce Australia’s material footprint.

This rapid review screened over 3000 references to identify 2 reviews and 11 primary studies that addressed the research question - what housing and housing assistance programs effectively prevent adults re-offending? The included studies were limited to peer-reviewed publications between 2010-2023, taking place in Australia, the UK, the USA, Canada or New Zealand.

The Inclusive Australia Social Inclusion Index provides evidence that can help track progress and evaluate initiatives to improve social inclusion broadly in Australia. This document reports on the first six waves of data collection. The first wave was collected in May 2017, and the most recent wave was collected in December 2021.

The Method is being published chapter-by-chapter via the Monash Bridges/Figshare platform over 2021. The aim the guide is to clearly explain the thinking behind the resource, and provide instructions on how specific tools within it can be used to design better behaviour change programs.

This interactive dashboard releases results in real time from the Survey of COVID-19 Responses to Understand Behaviour (SCRUB). The SCRUB project aims to provide current and future policy makers with actionable insights into public attitudes and behaviours relating to the COVID-19 pandemic.