This research explores how everyday Australian businesses are experiencing the transition to a clean economy. It explores the drivers of change, and their relationship to emerging skills and workforce needs.

This consultation paper seeks views from individuals, businesses, unions, tertiary institutions and across state, territory and local governments, on the concept of an integrated National Skills Passport that understand the needs and demands of different parties.

The authors of this report argue that providing accessible pathways for young people to gain skills and employment in green sectors will be vital in addressing skill shortages and tackling youth unemployment.

This issues paper is part of the Scope of Practice Review. It focuses on health professionals who currently provide or have the potential to provide primary care. It explores the available evidence about benefits, risks, barriers and enablers to health practitioners working to their full scope of practice.

This large-scale rapid review examines the diversity of regulatory principles, elements, and approaches to developing, implementing, and strengthening of health practitioner regulation systems