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Strategy

The First Nations clean energy strategy 2024-2030


The Strategy is a national framework to guide investment, influence policy, and support First Nations people to self-determine how they participate in, and benefit from, Australia’s clean energy transition.
Policy

National urban policy


Nearly 80 per cent of Australians live in our largest 20 cities. The policy focuses on the Government’s highest priorities for Australian cities, from equitable access to jobs, homes and services, to climate resilience and lowering emissions. The policy includes a shared national vision, urban goals, a series of implementation principles and actions for the...
Briefing paper

Heritage protections in Victoria


This research paper provides an overview of the system of laws, regulations and bodies designed to protect Victoria’s historic buildings, landscapes, and culturally significant places. Maps of local government areas showing the concentration of heritage overlays within each LGA are also included.
Policy

Australia's National Science and Research Priorities


The revitalised National Science and Research Priorities emphasise the science and research collaborations that Australia will need to solve its greatest challenges. They will help align investment in science, research, technology and innovation and provide focal points towards which researchers can concentrate their combined efforts.
Literature review

Culture and Indigenous wellbeing: literature review for the Kimberley Strong Culture, Strong Place, Strong Families research and evaluation project

Maya Haviland, Stephen Kinnane, Mandy Yap

This report is the first published output from the Strong Culture, Strong Place, Strong Families Research and Evaluation Project. This project is a co-design partnership between the Kimberley Aboriginal Law and Culture Centre (KALACC), the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR), and communities in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.