The report presents the results and findings of the first stage of the Telecommunications Risk and Resilience Profile project, synthesising findings from consultations with government, industry and academia to highlight areas of opportunity and potential challenges to telecommunications resilience.

We are entering a period where (space) trade frictions are falling, creating new markets. Space as a new economic domain is rapidly expanding, with momentous political, security and economic implications. This new domain of economic competition will generate new opportunities but also open up new challenges requiring policymakers’ focus and action.

Nature underpins the functioning of society and the economy – but it is in crisis and is getting worse. This briefing sets out six critical actions for business, government and financial institutions to transform societies and economies towards a nature positive future.

This paper raises concerns about the observed increase in market concentration in Australia over the past twenty years that is not benign and has potential competitive consequences.

This working paper argues that an objective-oriented economy requires a market-shaping approach and addresses the implications for key global challenges, from climate change to pandemics.