This report examines the cyber security trends that will affect economies and societies in the year to come. It highlights the complexity of the cyber security landscape which is intensified by geopolitical tensions, emerging technologies, supply chain interdependencies and cyber crime sophistication. This increasing complexity has profound and far-reaching implications for organisations and nations.

This report equips policymakers and regulators with implementable strategies for resilient generative AI governance contained within a 360-degree governance framework. The pillars of the comprehensive framework address regulatory gaps, stakeholder-specific governance challenges and the evolving demands of this rapidly advancing technology.

The Consumer Data Right (CDR) gives consumers the right to share their data between service providers of their own choosing. July 2024 marks 4 years since Australia’s Consumer Data Right was launched. Disappointingly, this report finds that overall customer engagement with the CDR has been low, and CDR-enabled innovation has struggled to resonate with consumers.

International investment is creating the policy settings and signals to unleash historically high levels of private investment in the energy transition. This report argues that Australia is at risk of losing out on the global race for this capital.

For the health workforce, internationally qualified health practitioners (IQHPs) have, for many years, played an important role in supplementing the domestic workforce, especially in areas of shortage. However, the Review has found that the end-to-end journey for IQHPs is long, complex and costly. Australia is often no longer the country of choice for IQHPs due...