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Swinburne University of Technology

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Measuring Australia’s digital divide: 2025 Australian digital inclusion index


The Australian Digital Inclusion Index (ADII) measures digital inclusion across three core areas: access, affordability and digital ability. It highlights disparities among regions and social groups, including First Nations Australians, and identifies key barriers to inclusion. The latest report includes three detailed case studies and actionable recommendations.
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Rent regulation: a housing policy challenge


This report is designed to assist policymakers, policy influentials and the lay public to understand the issues around rent regulation and how to design and implement regulation. It provides a case study of the Victorian rental system to look at trends in rents and what the data could reveal about likely outcomes from implementation of...
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Digital and data capabilities for sexual and reproductive health: final report


Digital literacy has been framed as a necessity for sexual and reproductive health consumers who engage with healthcare via digital platforms. However, the question of what digital and data literacy looks like for current sexual and reproductive health practitioners remains under-addressed. This report presents findings from a 2022-2026 project which addresses these complex and interconnected...
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Improving digital wallet design by aligning the expertise of designers, users and academia

Daria Gradusova, Hassan Daronkola, Hadi Ghaderi

Digital wallets (DWs) are increasingly being embedded into a diverse range of sectors including banking, e-commerce, healthcare and government services. This report presents inclusive, evidence-based frameworks to support DW development that bridges gaps between policy, user expectations and commercial imperatives. It identifies key enablers that support informed digital identity management and decision-making.
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Clerks: working from home surveys

Julia Tomassetti, Eva Kyndt

This study provides comprehensive insights into current working from home practices under the Clerks Award, highlighting significant trends, barriers, and demographic differences. These findings will inform the development of relevant terms under the Clerks Award.