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It’s critical the government recognises the link between cybersecurity protection and the strength of our digital economy.
Who is the “typical” or “average” consumer? Is there such a thing? What do they look like? How do they make decisions? Am I an average (or perhaps a below average) consumer? It’s something that comes up…
When controversial research is questioned, it’s worth asking if it’s for the right reasons.
A brief look at intergenerational reports past shows just how difficult it is to deliver long-term reform.
Brisbane’s Lord Mayor may want to see the city host the Olympic Games, but former hosts have made residents wary of promised benefits.
Weak labour market data has confirmed a soft economic outlook, but our Shadow Board experts believe a rate cut isn’t the answer.
Tourism is one of the sectors expected to take up the slack of the waning resources boom, but new research suggests the transition won’t be easy.
Five years on from the Henry Tax Review tax reform is upon us again, and this time Australia must plan for the future.
“The statistics are wrong.” “Women are less ambitious.” “Women aren’t as qualified.” These are all justifications used to pay women less. And they are all wrong.
Businesses as well as individuals could soon see their metadata retained, making the data storage points even more attractive to criminals.
The McClure review into Australia’s welfare system is an important milestone - but it is not the end game. The report, chaired by former Mission Australia head Patrick McClure, has undertaken an analysis…
Changes to our foreign investment regime are more tinkering around the edges than true reform.
Developing countries often welcome Australian mining companies into their communities, but when things go wrong, communication is key.
Just what are the issues we need to watch when it comes to tax reform? Read this explainer.
Following last week’s release of a draft ‘three strikes’ scheme, the issue of online copyright infringement is again up for debate.
With digital subscriptions barely registering on the revenue front, media companies are staking their hopes on alternative revenue sources.
The way many organisations construe old age is likely to be very different to its definition in the soon-to-be-released Intergenerational Report.
In the drive to cut costs on food, Australians often overlook the real impact of food choices.
Having secured a temporary debt deal, Greece must now come clean on the economic reforms it plans to get the country back on track.
In China, the value of output produced in the December quarter drops a staggering 53%. And it’s down to New Year celebrations.
The ABC’s Four Corners program has revealed unemployment services providers are rorting the system, with jobseekers the losers.
Australia Post has relied heavily on parcel revenues to make up for the decline in letters, but now even that is wavering.
Crisis postponed. On Friday, Greece, the European Union (EU) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) brokered a four-month extension of bailout loans to the newly-installed government of Alexis Tsipras…
Unions were once integral to working life but their influence has been severely eroded. Can they regain their relevance?