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New South Wales

Report

Mobile telecommunications performance study


This report provides details of a mobile telecommunications performance study carried out in First Nations communities and towns in regional and remote Western Australia, Queensland and New South Wales.
Journal article

Do Australian policies enable a primary health care system to identify family adversity and subsequently support these families - a scoping study

Huei Ming Liu, Alicia Montgomery, Teresa Hall, John Eastwood, Harriet Hiscock, Sharon Goldfeld
This scoping study reviewed 188 policies related to family adversity in Australia to determine if these policies both support a primary health care system that identifies family adversity such as childhood maltreatment, or parental mental illness and other household dysfunction, and are subsequently able to support these families.
Discussion paper

Technology assisted voting review: paper 1 - issues and questions


The NSW Electoral Commissioner is reviewing options for technology-assisted voting in New South Wales. This paper asks a number of questions to stakeholders to inform the review, and to provide assistance in preparing a submission. It also provides a brief context and background for the review.
Discussion paper

Independent review of the Ageing and Disability Commissioner Act 2019: discussion paper


This review is being conducted to determine whether the policy objectives of the 2019 Ageing and Disability Commissioner Act, created to help protect vulnerable adults with disability and older people, remain valid and the terms of the Act are still appropriate to help meet those objectives.
Research Summary

Are children who are known to child protection services more likely to be suspended from school?


This paper reports findings from NSW Child Development Study (CDS) looking at the connection between child protection contact and primary school suspensions and discusses the implications for policy and practice in supporting children who are suspended from school.
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