This paper considers opportunities and issues associated with using individual-level data and citizen-based analytics.

This report argues that as many of the issues relevant to regions span federal, state and local government, such bodies should have a federal remit. They should then work with governments at all levels and other stakeholders, including users and the general public, to make the journey to better policy and delivery.

This article outlines an evidence review, looking at barriers and drivers to the adoption and implementation of government one-stop-shops.

Part memoir, this is a book about the realities of politics, public policy making and administration from the perspective of a one-time farmer, economic researcher and political practitioner, John Kerin, Australian Government Minister for Primary Industry then Minister for Primary Industries and Energy, 1983-1991.

The Kapasa is a tool for policy managers, advisors and analysts within government agencies to incorporate the needs, values, aspirations and experiences of Pacific peoples in the generic policy development process.