This paper draws urgent attention to securing healthy and robust information supply chains within the UK and building resilience to adverse influences. It identifies points of vulnerability in today’s information supply chains and sets out five actionable recommendations that can be taken by government to safeguard its epistemic security, setting an example for others.

This strategy aims to double the value of New Zealand's mineral exports to $3 billion by 2035. It highlights the significance of minerals for various sectors and details plans to scale up existing exports, explore new critical mineral opportunities and add value to minerals through domestic processing.

The report provides a comprehensive view of the challenges faced by the food supply chain workforce. The report presents a series of actionable recommendations, focusing on areas that can be addressed through the national skills system — particularly the three key pillars of vocational education and training, higher education and migration.

This report examines the cyber security trends that will affect economies and societies in the year to come. It highlights the complexity of the cyber security landscape which is intensified by geopolitical tensions, emerging technologies, supply chain interdependencies and cyber crime sophistication. This increasing complexity has profound and far-reaching implications for organisations and nations.

Australia’s agricultural and food industries risk losing their competitive edge. The paper calls for an increase in the adoption of climate-smart farming, a strengthening of sovereign supply chains, and a stronger, more diversified export strategy to convert the food industry into an economic engine that mirrors the resource sector.