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Australia

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Super for housing


This paper discusses enabling home buyers to access their superannuation accounts when buying a home. It proposes that allowing Australians to access their superannuation for housing could significantly increase homeownership rates and provide more flexibility in retirement planning. It suggests that concerns about using superannuation for housing can be mitigated.
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Youth in focus: navigating wellbeing in a changing world


This report analyses the priorities and perspectives of young Australians aged 14 to 25. Cost of living, education and mental health were identified as key concerns, but the report also finds young people are leading the way in tackling social issues. It makes recommendations in relation to engaging young people in policy and targeted action...
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Trade policy review: Australia


A review of trade policies and practices of Australia over the period 2020–24. The review found that Australia's trade remained strong and its economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic was aided by strong commodity prices for some of its key exports. Key challenges remain in respect of productivity, promoting foreign investment while encouraging industrial production.
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Homes for living, not wealth creation


This report outlines how negative gearing and the 50% capital gains tax (CGT) discount have contributed to inequality and housing affordability issues. It recommends the Australian Government halve the CGT discount over five years and restrict negative gearing for new investments, investing the revenue raised in social and affordable housing.
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Collateral damage: what the untold stories from the COVID-19 pandemic expose about human rights in Australia


This report tells the stories of Australians who were impacted by Australia's COVID-19 pandemic response measures and asks how human rights can be better safeguarded during future emergencies. The report recommends that all levels of government in Australia adopt an Emergency Response Framework underpinned by key principles designed to protect human rights.
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