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Report

Building the evidence base: inquiry into capturing data on people who use family violence in Victoria


This report presents the inquiry's findings into capturing data on the profile and volume of perpetrators of family violence in Victoria. The report presents 71 findings and 61 recommendations. It is a call to action for government, researchers, service providers and policymakers to continue to work collaboratively in transforming the way this data is collected...
Strategy

NSW innovation blueprint 2035


The strategy details how the NSW Government will work with partners to make NSW the best place to innovate. Goals and action areas guide how the Government will design programs, allocate funding and interact with stakeholders. Innovation is essential for the economic, social, and environmental well-being of NSW and the blueprint aims to create opportunity...
Policy

NSW industry policy


This policy sets out the long-term vision for the economic future of NSW. It focuses on strengthening the NSW economy by focussing on three connected missions: housing, net zero and energy transition, and local manufacturing. It foresees a proactive role for government underpinned by close cooperation and coordination with industry and other stakeholders.
Report

Social dialogue report 2024


This report explores the critical role of social dialogue in advancing decent work, ensuring a fair labour income distribution, addressing the challenges of the digital and green transitions and repairing the ‘frayed social contract’. It showcases examples and good practices from around the world.
Report

COVID-19 Response Inquiry report


This inquiry reviewed the Commonwealth Government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic to identify lessons learned to improve Australia’s preparedness for future pandemics. The inquiry heard a recognition that Australia was one of the most successful countries in its pandemic response and yet, like other countries, was not adequately prepared for a pandemic.