The report highlights the role that international students play in supporting the Victorian economy and argues that the government's proposed caps on international student enrolments will damage the economy, deprive the university sector of revenue and potentially undermine life-saving medical research.

This purpose of this article is to reorient theoretical debate to match the practical debates at the centre of Australian political constitutionalism. This kind of research can help to understand how political constitutionalism can address emerging problems in Australian constitutional governance such as growing executive centralism.

Sharing qualitative data is a complex undertaking requiring attention to epistemological and ethical concerns, as well as technical dimensions including access protocols, resourcing costs, and accessibility beyond the academy. This report focuses on institutional approaches to the governance of qualitative research data. It has been prepared as part of the CADRE (Coordinated Access for Data...

Sharing and reusing research data has long been recognised to have significant potential public benefit, but this is challenged by the difficulty of locating and accessing datasets. This report explores the implications, challenges and opportunities of a platform for archiving and sharing qualitative research data.

This report discusses the emerging field of food resilience planning, which focuses on taking actions to strengthen the resilience of food systems, and its relevance for Victoria.