Executive summary Data is central to all research. Data, in its raw or processed form, from its original source (such as an ocean sensor) or via an analytical processor (such as the cores of a supercomputer), depends invariably on research infrastructure for its collection, generation, manipulation, characterisation, use and dissemination. Research data infrastructure refers to...

Designed to help franchisors to understand their rights and responsibilities under the new Franchising Code of Conduct, which commences on 1 January 2015. Introduction The Franchising Code of Conduct is a mandatory industry code that applies to all of the parties to a franchise agreement. The Code has the force of law and is binding...

Contains detailed adult and child physical activity results collected in the 2012-13 Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey, derived from self-reported and pedometer collection methods. Key findings Physical activity is an important aspect of maintaining good overall health. Low levels of activity, including high levels of sedentary behaviour are a risk factor for...

Designed to help people who are currently dealing with debt problems, or being contacted by debt collectors. Summary This booklet helps you understand: What your legal rights and responsibilities are if you owe a debt Where you can get help to work out your budget, negotiate a repayment plan, apply for hardship and better understand...

Presents a comparison of the mortality outcomes and cancer characteristics for two populations: those invited to screen in the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program (NBCSP) in 2006–2008, and those of a similar age who had not been invited to screen in that time period. Summary The National Bowel Cancer Screening Program (NBCSP) was introduced in...