This paper reflects discussions from a roundtable of experts prompted by proposals to grow and expand Australia’s online safety standards. It makes recommendations for enhanced reforms to strengthen transparency and ensure effective compliance.

By exploring the multiple dimensions of public sector productivity, this report aims to contribute meaningfully to the debate about how to increase public sector productivity. It is also intended to provide researchers and policy-makers with a series of questions that prompt further exploration.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, decisions that affected the lives of millions were determined by the ability of government to gather, synthesise and assess data. But good analysis and assessment of data will make for better government outside of crises too, as this paper sets out.

The authors of this report argue that a new transport strategy is needed for England and the United Kingdom that sets out a desired future for how people travel, and a fair approach to achieving it.

This report presents findings of a rapid review of evaluations of programs that aim to improve civic and political participation carried out in the United States of America, Canada, the United Kingdom, Member States of the European Union and the European Free Trade Agreement, Australia and New Zealand.