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The circular advantage


Australia’s transition to a circular economy is more than an environmental goal – it’s a chance to secure our unique natural heritage while growing the economy and reaching net zero. This report outlines the key steps the Australian Government must take to accelerate this transition. It makes 14 core recommendations and 12 supporting sector-specific recommendations...
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National strategy to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse 2021–2030: second annual report 2024


This report provides the second update on the implementation of the National Strategy. It updates key achievements and progress for all 62 activities outlined in the Strategy’s initial action plan. The report notes significant progress, with seven National Strategy activities now completed.
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Financial abuse: an insidious form of domestic violence


This report examining financial abuse in Australia provides a comprehensive analysis of the issue, identifies key challenges within legislation, regulation, and financial institutions, and puts forward 61 recommendations to prevent and mitigate financial abuse. It calls for legislative amendments, enhanced support services for victims, improved response mechanisms, and greater collaboration between government agencies and those...
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South Australian political finance changes primer


This primer responds to South Australia's proposed Electoral (Accountability and Integrity) Amendment Bill, concerning political donations and public funding of political parties. It argues that while the Bill claims to ban donations, it introduces several loopholes and ultimately increases public funding significantly, disproportionately benefiting major parties.
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Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024 [Provisions]


This report outlines proposed amendments to the Online Safety Act 2021, specifically the introduction of a minimum age of 16 for social media use and the legislation of a Digital Duty of Care for digital platforms. The report calls for these changes to be implemented within 12 months, recommending engagement and consultation with young people...