Australasia
Briefing paper
Couple relationships in Australia today
This snapshot examines how contemporary couple relationships are evolving, and how Australia’s family law framework must work to keep pace with changing arrangements while at the same time continuing to play its protective role. In Australia today, couple relationships may be legally recognised as: marriages, registered relationships and de facto relationships.
Report
Independence of the Australasian Auditors General report 2025
A revision and update of a survey of the independence of Auditors-General in Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. It provides analysis of legislation and jurisdictional context. The report provides examples of better practice, including express legislative provisions, which can serve as a guide for future advocacy and legislative amendments.
Survey Report
Future ready: Australians and AI workplace tech
Australian workers are optimistic about artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and the impact it will have in the workplace according to this report that finds most workers believe technology has improved their working lives. The report provides insights on the impact, adoption and concerns related to AI and technology in the workplace.
Article
No research about us, without us
This resource is a good practice guide for citizen and community involvement in health, disability and medical research, designed to promote and support citizen participation in research. It explains the significance of citizen involvement, its benefits to the research process, the types of involvement and implementation challenges, to enhance our understanding and application of ethical...
Literature review
Evidence on optimal hours of ECEC for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children
This report provides a synthesis of the literature unpacking the evidence base for the optimal hours of early childhood education and care (ECEC) for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, and the key features that drive impact.