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Australia

Report

Path to prosperity: slashing red tape to unlock a brighter future


Rising regulatory burden is estimated to have added at least $5.5 billion in business-related compliance costs over the last five financial years. This report highlights the increasing complexity of Australia’s regulatory framework. It identifies regulatory reform as one of the most significant opportunities to unlock productivity gains and secure Australia’s future prosperity.
Report

Report on government services 2026: health (part E)


The report on government services provides information on the equity, effectiveness and efficiency of government services in Australia. This report provides performance reporting for primary and community health, ambulance services, public hospitals and services for mental health. It includes a summary of government expenditure in the sector.
Video

Lunch & learn: how you can use evidence to make a difference in your work


This recorded webinar focuses on how research and data-driven evidence can be practically applied to improve employment services and life outcomes for people with disability. The presenters highlight common barriers and offers practical strategies to overcome them. Overall, the message is that embedding evidence‑based practice improves real‑world outcomes.
Report

Bail and remand across Australia


Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experience disproportionately high incarceration rates. The growing remand population across Australia contributes to the high imprisonment rate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults and young people. This study examines the current literature to understand the factors driving bail refusal as it relates to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...
Fact sheet

Dementia in Australia


This fact sheet provides data on the current and projected future prevalence of all forms of dementia across Australia and by state and territory for the period 2026 to 2054. In 2026 there are an estimated 446,500 people living with all forms of dementia in Australia. This figure is projected to increase to 812,500 by...
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