Australia
Journal article
Shifting focus to adolescent wellbeing and inclusive participation in the digital age
This paper highlights the need for a holistic approach to digital health that promotes adolescent wellbeing across multiple domains. It argues specific policy changes, multisectoral collaboration and working in direct partnership with adolescents to create safe, supportive and equitable digital environments are required to address the digital determinants of health in Australia.
Discussion paper
Designed to disrupt: safety by design for essential services
Nine years ago, the Royal Commission into Family Violence in Victoria tasked the Essential Services Commission with creating regulatory protections for utility customers affected by family violence. This paper outlines how an essential services safety by design framework can be applied to identify and mitigate safety risks related to domestic and financial abuse.
Briefing paper
2025 Incoming government brief for productivity: 48th Parliament of Australia
The paper highlights key funding priorities essential to supporting the continued growth of the medical software industry and improving healthcare outcomes across Australia. It sets out key issues and recommendations for each federal government portfolio. It identifies a set of priority actions that include a summary of cost, budget impact, benefits and timeline.
Briefing paper
Consultation with young people about the children’s online privacy code and the right to access, correct or delete data
This paper captures insights from a workshop with young people, all with lived experience in the out-of-home care system. It explores their perspectives on online privacy and aims to reflect their voices as authentically as possible. The briefing was shared with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner to inform the development of the Children’s...
Report
Walkern Katatdjin Roadmap report
This report details a roadmap for working together to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQIA+ young people to thrive. It empowers individuals, families, communities, services, and governments, highlighting existing good work, what can be done in the future and what funding and policies are needed.