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Labor’s Big Build hits a dead end – what’s next?


The Victorian Labor Government acknowledged that it was time to rein in the Big Build during the release of the Victorian 2024-25 Budget. The authors argue that Victoria needs a new business model, focusing on completing its renewable energy transformation and on starting a new industry policy.
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Power games - assessing coal to nuclear proposals in Australia: cost, timing, consent and other constraints


Proposals to introduce nuclear power to Australia need to be seen against the backdrop of the massive cost overruns that have plagued reactor construction projects over the past decade This report examines the impracticality of plans to introduce nuclear power to Australia in a timeframe commensurate with climate goals and the closure of most or...
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City and regional deals


This research note explains what city deals are, how they fit with the New Zealand Initiative’s previous work on localism, and explores international experience and lessons. It also surveys the interest in city deals, and options for implementation in New Zealand.
Report

Award of funding under the Mobile Black Spot Program


The objective of this audit was to assess the effectiveness of the design and award of funding for Round 6 of the Mobile Black Spot Program. The audit found that the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts was largely effective in the design and award of funding for the MBSP.
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The role of outcomes-based frameworks in social housing provision in Australia


This research examines the organisational and resource implications of transitioning from ‘output-based’ to ‘outcomes-based’ funding arrangements for providing social housing in Australia. It explores relevant housing policy contexts, reviewing opportunities and key policy barriers for this reform goal.