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Boosting Australia’s innovation


This report presents key insights and strategies for government, research institutes, investors and businesses to revitalise the Australian innovation landscape. With these strategies in mind, the report proposes four broad recommendations requiring coordinated action from all stakeholders in the innovation ecosystem.
Article

Social impact bonds: how to engage with potential investors


This article provides practical steps for social sector organisations to find and engage with potential investors to invest in their social impact bond.
Discussion paper

Partnership in practice: how can the new government work with business to deliver missions?


The new government is pursuing a different approach to governing, what it calls “mission-driven government”. Key to achieving this is a strong partnership with business, because without the resources and expertise of the private sector, it will not be possible to deliver the missions. However, this has been something that UK Governments have struggled to...
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Towards a stronger safety net to prevent abuse of children


Malachi Subecz was not in State care but reports of concern had been made about him. Six government agencies completed reviews of their own processes, and chief executives also commissioned a system-wide review from Dame Karen Poutasi (the Poutasi review). This report looks at whether the recommendations made by the Poutasi review have been actioned...
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Thriving through thick and thin: partnerships for our cultural life


This report demonstrates how partnerships help to ensure that all Australians can access and enjoy cultural and creative experiences, even in these tough times. It explores pathways for effective collaboration to help the cultural sector to evolve, meet future demands and drive social, cultural and economic benefits now and into the future.