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Systematic review

Sector pathways review


This review considers the pathways for six sectors – agriculture and land; built environment; electricity and energy; industry and waste; transport and resources – to decarbonise. It identifies barriers and proposes strategies and actions to address them. The report cautions against a net zero approach that relies on future development and argues that working to...
Report

A national roadmap for improving the building quality of Australian housing stock


This research investigates what is needed to lift the quality of Australian housing to align with international standards so as to address problems associated with aged and ill-performing housing stock in both the owned and rented sectors. It concludes that a national strategy to improve residential building quality should be developed and include regulatory mechanisms.
Report

Innovation in housing and living for people with disability: environmental scan report


This report identifies promising models of innovation that can create alternative options to group homes, spanning housing, support and technology. It shows that while there are only pockets of innovation in Australia, other countries have managed to scale up innovative models of housing and living supports that are delivering better outcomes for people with disability...
Guide

Disinformation in the city: response playbook

Paul Costello, Zim Nwokora, Daniel Pejic, Mario Peucker, William Ridge

This response playbook informs and guides policies and practices to counter disinformation and strengthen democracy at a local level. It provides a framework for collaboration across cities, sectors and levels of government as well as principles for designing administrative policy and process.
Report

From the ground up: how the government can build more homes


This report examines the history of why successive governments have found it difficult to deliver on housebuilding pledges. It identifies the persistent barriers to progress, and sets out ten principles that would underpin a better approach to navigating them.