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Keeping us up at night: the big issues facing business leaders in 2025


A survey of Australian business leaders that identifies the key challenges for 2025 and for the next three to five years ahead, reflecting the fast pace of change that is facing organisations. The top three issues for the next three to five years – digital, new technologies and future growth sectors – were significantly ahead...
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Learning from 50 years of Aboriginal alcohol programs: a summary


An accessible synthesis of information and research from the book 'Learning from 50 years of Aboriginal alcohol programs: beating the grog in Australia'. The summary includes key messages and practice information directly relevant to the workforce. It broadly summarises past efforts to inform future policy and practice focused on preventing and reducing harms from alcohol...
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Australian extension capacity and capability


Extension is the practice of transferring knowledge and skills to improve economic, social and environmental outcomes and create positive change. The current state of the agricultural extension sector in Australia reveals a complex landscape of challenges and opportunities. The findings in this report emphasise the need for a strategic and coordinated approach to bolster extension...
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Inquiry into the National Electricity Market: December 2024 report


This report provides the December update on the ACCC’s inquiry into the prices, profits and margins in the supply of electricity in the National Electricity Market (NEM). The report examines the prices that customers are paying in the retail electricity market, the state of competition as well as the financial performance of electricity retailers.
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Counting what matters: how to classify, account and track spending for prevention


This paper analyses the current constitutional and operational framework for a new classification of public expenditure. The aim is to identify expenditure and encourage the ‘shift to prevention’. It considers three expenditure areas in the United Kingdom: health, homelessness and children’s social care. By differentiating between everyday spending and preventative spending, the government could measure...