Coordinated disinformation campaigns are now an established feature of domestic politics in Australia’s region. This paper argues that a multilateral approach to the building of new norms and standards in the digital age is an urgent priority, and that Australia should position itself to be an influential participant in these debates.

This research aims to understand the situation for organisations who make accessible information, and provide recommendations for improvements, so that people with disability will have better access to accessible crisis information in future.

People increasingly rely on large language model (LLM) chatbots such as ChatGPT or Copilot to receive and organise information. But these chatbots often make mistakes or provide 'made-up' or false information. The author of this paper argues that policy-makers have responded to this challenge in a piecemeal fashion, and uses qualitative methods to examine these...

This paper explores the evidence for digital mental health tools, specifically web-based tools or mobile phone apps, for First Nations people. It highlights benefits of these resources, examples of best practice in their development, alongside barriers and challenges to their use.

Resource banks support learning in classrooms by improving the quality of teacher instruction and assessment. This policy perspective provides a framework to help educators plan, design and use resource banks.