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Communications

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Mass communication
Communications media
Communications policy
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Chinese whispers: China’s media influence and pushback in Australia and Asia


The author of this paper argues that Australia has performed better in curtailing the influence of China on media than most countries in East and Southeast Asia. It is suggested that these countries stay alert and work together to forge a cross-nation network in exchange for strategies, organisation and skills to achieve effective resilience against...
Literature review

Developing a common practice model for literacy and communication and maths: an overview of the literature


The purpose of this literature overview is to provide the Common Practice Contributors Group with a range of current research on effective principles and pedagogies in literacy and communication and maths in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Report

Basic Online Safety Expectations: summary of industry responses to the first mandatory transparency notices - December 2022


Online service providers are required to report on how they are implementing the 'Basic Online Safety Expectations' set out by the Australian government. This report shows significant variation in the steps being taken by providers to protect users and the wider Australian public.
Report

Remote communities: improving access to essential services


Infrastructure Partnerships Australia advocates for policy reform across all of Australia’s infrastructure. This report sets out an ambitious reform agenda to transform infrastructure service delivery in remote communities across water, energy and telecommunications.
Article

The key to regulatory communication success – putting people at the centre


This article discusses the important role for clear and professional communication in supporting the aims of good regulatory systems.