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What we can learn from Indigenous success in the USA
Many Indigenous communities in the USA have used tribal self-determination and access to land to build an economic base and deliver benefits to their people. While the circumstances in the USA differ from both Australia and New Zealand, two US experts believe that some of the lessons learnt in the USA in recent decades can...
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‘Policy made on the run does not have a good track record’, says the brain behind Grattan
Governments aren’t doing the research needed to underpin rigorous policy development, worries Grattan Institute CEO, John Daley.
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One year on for Jacinda Ardern’s coalition government in New Zealand
Jacinda Ardern is the youngest person to have held the role of New Zealand Prime Minister in 150 years. She is comfortably the most popular politician in the land, and one of the brightest stars in the international political firmament.
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Fortress gov: can scholars, bureaucrats team up to breach ministerial walls?
Policymakers need empirical research, and a lot of researchers aspire to influence public policy, writes Stephen Easton.
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‘Urgent’: former secretaries assess public service capability
If the public service were a patient “it would be in palliative care”, says Terry Moran. Here’s what other secretaries have said about Australia’s loss of bureaucratic capacity.