South Australia
Article
The Xenophon phenomenon
Nick Xenophon is breathing down the Coalition’s neck in his home state. In a tight federal election, the implications could be significant, writes Clem Macintyre.
Report
Exploring the experience of being first in family at university
This collaborative research project was conducted by academics across the three major universities in South Australia, i.e. University of South Australia, Flinders University and the University of Adelaide. The project was funded by the National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education (NCSEHE) at Curtin University and explores the experiences of first in family students...
Policy report
Reforming democracy: deciding, designing and delivering together
This policy document commits the South Australian government to explore and trial ways that build on the start already made in democratic reform. A key initiative will be four 'deliberative democracy projects' where non-government organisations or business will work with the government and the community to consider different policy issues. Additional projects will include a...
Report
Insights into social procurement: from policy to practice
This document provides insights into current social procurement policy and practice within the public sector in Australia. It incorporates input drawn from interviews with representatives of three State Government departments, and also from resource materials previously produced by a range of interested parties. What is social procurement? Social procurement is the intentional generation of social...
Discussion paper
Management, storage and disposal of nuclear and radioactive waste (Issues Paper Four)
This Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission Issues Paper looks at the possibility of managing, storing and disposing of nuclear and radioactive waste in South Australia, and examines the risks and opportunities of doing this.