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Report

Unlocking Australia’s clean energy potential


The 2024 Climate Change Authority Annual Progress Report made recommendations that addressed the issues of achieving renewable energy targets, maintaining system security and reliability as the share of renewables increases, connecting renewables to the grid more quickly and unlocking more generation and storage at the local level. This report provides further advice on those issues...
Report

States of transition: renewable energy progress across Australian jurisdictions


The renewable energy transition is well underway in Australia, but the deployment of renewable energy generation, storage and transmission infrastructure needs to accelerate to keep pace with net zero requirements. This report analysed deployment progress to date, build rates and pipeline capacity across Australian jurisdictions to understand how each jurisdiction is tracking towards renewable energy...
Video

Hiring people with a disability


This video highlights real-world examples of businesses that have successfully hired people with disabilities through the Community Employment Partnership – a collaboration between Belonging Matters, Rotary and local businesses. Several businesses share their experiences employing people with disability, emphasising the positive impact on workplace culture, productivity and community connection.
Literature review

Indigenous evaluation: best practices for social and emotional wellbeing and suicide prevention

Rod Little, Rod Reeve, Kate Derry

This paper provides an in-depth review of Indigenous evaluation practices related to social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB), mental health and suicide prevention for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The review aims to contribute to the ongoing refinement of best practice evaluation practices that support the empowerment and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...
Report

Independent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led review of Closing the Gap


This review is the first time Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have led a national assessment of how the National Agreement on Closing the Gap is working on the ground. It puts their perspectives, experiences and solutions front and centre. The review sets out 12 key findings and 17 recommendations.
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