Access to information
Journal article
Overcoming information asymmetry in the construction industry based on open and closed contractor activity data
The purpose of the research is to find measures to reduce information asymmetry which significantly affects the relationship between customer and contractor, leading to higher prices for construction work and enhanced opportunism. The most effective level of interaction is ethical, as it significantly reduces information asymmetry as well as attendant costs.
Discussion paper
Government access to vehicle-generated data: discussion paper
This discussion paper examines opportunities that governments and the community may derive from enhanced access to vehicle-generated data. The paper considers the costs, benefits, issues and barriers of access. It identifies three problems that need to be addressed to achieve access to and use of vehicle-generated data and proposes a range of options to address...
Report
Catching some air
This resource is the final report for the 'Catching Some Air' project, which aims to produce an informed set of guidelines for the management of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Article
Twitter is banning political ads – but the real battle for democracy is with Facebook and Google
While Twitter should get credit for its sensible move, the microblogging company is tiny compared to Facebook and Google. So, until the two giants change, Twitter’s political ad ban will have little effect on elections around the globe.
Submission
Standards Australia Distribution and Licensing Policy Framework
This response to the Standards Australia discussion paper is informed by our commitment to providing access to information to those who need it.