Snowy 2.0 is the largest committed renewable energy project in Australia in 2026. The audit’s objective was to assess the effectiveness of management in the delivery of Snowy 2.0 in support of achieving value for money. It finds that the delivery of the project is facing delays, cost increases and problems with delivery.

The report from an inquiry into the Northern Basin Toolkit, a package of measures aimed at maximising environmental outcomes in the northern Murray-Darling Basin. The report finds the toolkit has severely underdelivered on its environmental commitments, with key infrastructure projects falling drastically short of their original targets. It makes seven recommendations.

Over the next decade, plans are to build at least $65 to $85 billion in transmission lines across the east coast of Australia. This report proposes that it’s not too late to take steps that will minimise the cost to households and forge the path to more affordable clean energy future.

The guidance sets out six essential practices for responsible artificial intelligence (AI) governance and adoption, based on national and international ethics principles. There are two versions of the guidance: for organisations getting started in adopting AI, and for governance professionals and technical experts. The guidance is accompanied by a policy guide and template.

The playbook provides a five-step approach to understanding and addressing barriers to program and service uptake, includes case study examples. The playbook is based on work with organisations in the public, private and nonprofit sectors to design, implement and test successful uptake strategies rooted in what influences behaviour.