Australia’s own anti-racism framework on the cards Community & Social The Australian Human Rights Commission has published the building blocks for a national anti-racism framework.
Australia pledges aid relief for more than 14 million facing hardship in Myanmar November 11, 2022 By Melissa Coade Federal Penny Wong has announced a $135 million aid package for displaced people escaping Myanmar into Bangladesh.
How the Jobs Summit can crack open the potential of the care economy August 31, 2022 By Lin Hatfield Dodds Community & Social Australia’s ageing population will require an army of workers to meet the staffing demands of the care economy, Lin Hatfield Dodds writes.
Campaign groups backing independents closely watched by government December 14, 2021 By Melissa Coade Community & Social Federal MPs have received an email from special minister of state Ben Morton urging them to tip off the AEC about campaign groups ahead of the election.
Premium Interviews New charity regulations threat to freedom of speech, sector says October 6, 2021 By Melissa Coade Community & Social A coalition of Australia’s oldest and most respected NGOs has raised the alarm over proposed amendments to charity regulations.
Hunger crisis for 270 million facing famine, NGOs warn April 21, 2021 By Melissa Coade Foreign Affairs & Immigration A group of 200 NGOs have published an urgent letter calling for world leaders to provide aid for food relief to the UN’s 2021 food security appeal.
Partner Content The New Zealand journey tells us why AI should focus on business needs September 10, 2019 By Cath Vallence New Zealand has been on a journey to better use data and artificial intelligence – or AI – to both understand the challenge as well as provide the tools to coordinate and act on wellbeing.
Partner Content How New Zealand’s journey with AI is informing and supporting ‘wellbeing’ July 8, 2019 By The Mandarin New Zealand has been on a journey to better use data and artificial intelligence – or AI – to both understand the challenge as well as provide the tools to coordinate and act on wellbeing.
Are royal commissions the new normal for developing complex public policy? June 12, 2019 By Peter Debus Features When it comes to Australia’s royal commissions — why so many? Why now? And what do they say about our standard governance and oversight procedures?
Can shared value help solve our wicked problems? April 11, 2016 By Tom Burton Features FEATURE: Government can gain huge advantage from working with the shared value movement. Co-design can benefit everyone, but first the public service must confront its distrust of dealing with others.
