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Strategy

Australian Government Crisis Management Framework


A new version of the Australian Government Crisis Management Framework has been released, which comes into immediate effect. The update ensures that arrangements which set out the Australian Government’s response to emergencies and natural disasters are up to date in preparation for the 2024-2025 high-risk weather season.
Briefing paper

COVID-19 response inquiry: roundtable summary – experience of First Nations people


This report summarises discussions at roundtables which brought together key stakeholders from a range of First Nations organisations across Australia to discuss the experiences of First Nations people during the pandemic.
Report

COVID-19 Royal Commission


The primary recommendation from this inquiry is for the Australian government to establish a Royal Commission to examine the Australian response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the consequential impacts on the Australian community.
Report

National resilience: lessons for Australian policy from international experience


This report reviews international experience of national resilience strategies, planning and processes, to find lessons for Australia. It also examines a series of case studies in which national resilience has (or has not) proved instrumental in the weathering of crises.
Report

Future-proofing safety: COVID-19 and family violence in Victoria 2020-2021

Nina Logan, Riley Ellard, Matilda Simpson, Hemei Fong, Emily Stevens, Ellen Poyner, Madeline Gibson, Samara Young, Eliza Hew, John De Maio, Zeina Jamaleddine, Erin Soutter, Susan Maury, Erin Price, Helen Forster, Rae Kaspiew, Briony Horsfall, Louise Falconer, Livia La Rocca, Zara Lasater

This is the final report for the 'Future-proofing Safety' project, funded by Family Safety Victoria. The report highlights the significant challenges and specific opportunities for services and clients that emerged during COVID-19. These include elevated client risk and need, changed service responses, gaps and weaknesses within the family violence and sexual assault service system, and...