This research report analyses the change in the components of Australia’s economic growth since the year 1990.

This publication advocates for structural reform in macroeconomics, emphasising the need to address inequality and disruptions from artificial intelligence, climate change and other challenges.

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 compendium is a response to an essay penned by Federal Treasurer, Jim Chalmers, for 'The Monthly' in February 2023. The team at the Griffith Centre for Systems Innovation was inspired by the 'Capitalism after the Crises' topic, and decided to approach a diverse group of potential collaborators to come together around the theme.

This report finds that at this critical juncture in human history, midway to 2030, incremental and fragmented change is insufficient to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in the remaining seven years. Implementation of the 2030 Agenda requires the active mobilisation of political leadership and ambition for science-based transformations.