Digital Public Infrastructures (DPI) are becoming increasingly relevant in the policy and academic domains. This paper addresses how to ensure that DPI is not only regulated, but created and governed for the common good by maximising public value creation.

This paper is a first step in the Green Building Council Australia's exploration of how industry can agree on a 'common value' framework. This paper presents the latest in industry understanding of this critical, but less explored, area in the built environment.

Quantum computing is evolving from the fantastical to the achievable. A recent roundtable discussion with leaders from the Australian government informed this report, outlining themes and recommendations for governments as they embark on the journey to quantum.

In this paper, they authors argue that - if the right economic framework is set - advanced artificial intelligence (AI) can help solve intractable problems and increase prosperity. But this rests on policy-makers developing an industrial strategy for AI, and beginning to put in place a robust regulatory architecture akin to the model of financial...

Whether deployed within the private or public sectors, regulatory technology (RegTech) holds significant potential to improve regulatory compliance, reduce compliance costs, and improve the speed and accuracy with which known harms can be addressed and emerging risks can be identified.