Australia can unlock the benefits of data and digital technology with a growth-focused approach to regulating artificial intelligence (AI), new pathways to give people access to the data about themselves and a shift to digital financial reporting. This interim report is the third of five inquiries into productivity that present practical reforms to get Australia...

The final report for an inquiry into markets for the supply of digital platform services. The report examines recent international legislative and regulatory developments, unfair trading practices and dispute resolution; major developments and key trends in services; and potential and emerging competition and consumer issues. The report reinforces the need for regulatory reform.

This report examines how countries can navigate risks through agile, adaptable and aligned supply chains. It explores trade dependencies, the costs of relocalisation, and how digitalisation and sustainability can shape stronger global supply chains. The report makes recommendations for how governments can manage risk and promote resilient supply chains.

These guidelines assist organisations to avoid discrimination by facilitating access to digital goods and services. They provide an overview of the Disability Discrimination Act, the standards and guidelines that apply in Australia, and how organisations can provide equal access to digital goods and services.

This paper highlights the importance of treating digital technologies as infrastructure to avoid fragmentation, duplication and costly inefficiencies. It proposes a public value measurement framework for digital infrastructure and identifies four key policy implications.