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Australia

Report

Staying ahead of the curve: impacts of international carbon pricing policies on Australian agriculture

Kade Denton

This report highlights risks and opportunities for Australian agriculture in the context of evolving emissions policies. While currently shielded from immediate risks, Australian agriculture must be proactive to ensure its long-term sustainability in an increasingly emissions-sensitive global economy. The report emphasises the importance of the sector prioritising robust emissions measurement, innovation and strategic trade positioning.
Briefing paper

Budgeting for natural disasters


Natural disasters like bushfires, floods and cyclones aren’t rare or unpredictable. They’re inevitable and should be planned and budgeted for accordingly. But currently, the federal budget only includes disaster recovery spending for events that have already happened. This paper argues that estimated future disaster costs should be included in existing budget lines.
Position paper

Federal election 2025: leading towards a reconciled future – 2025 and beyond


This paper calls on the next federal government to continue to take steps to ensure the full and equitable participation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the economic, social and cultural life of Australia. It sets out six foundational actions to set a course towards a reconciled nation that benefits all Australians.
Data portal

Jobs and skills atlas


An interactive resource that provides an overview of the Australian labour market at the national, state and regional level by occupation, industry and training. It provides data on employment, job vacancies, median weekly earnings, active businesses, skill shortages, and apprentices and trainees.
Position paper

Election 2025: education policy brief – early childhood education and care


This paper outlines the current issues in early childhood education and care (ECEC) and the policy offerings of the major parties. It suggests that key battles will be over cost-of-living relief on fees and the role of government in shaping the sector, with the outcome of the election likely to determine whether a universal system...
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