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Survey Report

Cast adrift: cuts to workers compensation for psychological injury


This report describes the survey results of essential workers on proposed changes to workers compensation in New South Wales. The results show workers oppose the changes, with many indicating they would be put at risk of further harm or would face financial hardship if they were passed. The report outlines a proposed alternative to the...
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Riches from royalties: how Australia’s states and territories depend on mining


Australian states and territories are set to earn over $73 billion in mining royalties between 2024–25 and 2027–28. This report highlights the role of mining royalties in funding public services and infrastructure and warns against jeopardising this revenue stream. It provides policy recommendations and examines alternative mechanisms for capturing resource value.
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Review of payment difficulty protections in the National Energy Customer Framework


The findings of a review that considered whether there is a case to strengthen protections for customers experiencing payment difficulty with energy bills. It concludes that the current protections are not fit for purpose. It identifies 13 opportunities to improve the framework, including to reduce the burden of debt in the energy system.
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Special Commission of Inquiry into Healthcare Funding


A final report of a holistic review into the funding of health services in New South Wales (NSW) examines its governance structure, how funds are delivered and strategies to address escalating costs. It finds that the NSW health system is a good one, however it has its failings. It provides 41 recommendations across 12 priority...
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Domestic building insurance


Domestic building insurance (DBI) compensates homeowners for losses relating to incomplete or defective domestic building work. This review was established to examine how well DBI is being managed to protect homeowners. The review concludes the way DBI arrangements are managed has improved, but there are still gaps.