Many housing policies aim to increase supply and reduce prices through rezoning, relying
on the assumption that increasing allowable densities automatically accelerates the rate of …

Interest in women's labour force participation, economic security and pay equity received
substantial media and public policy attention throughout 2019, largely attributable to the …

This paper provides an overview of the policies of school autonomy in Australian public
education from the Karmel report in 1973 to the present day. The key focus is on the social …

Research suggests that strengthening cooperation between governments is required to
support improved policy outcomes. Despite established cooperative agreements between …

The COVID-19 pandemic has certainly caused global upheaval in education. The sudden
and mass migration of learning online has created challenges and opportunities for …

This paper establishes a multi theory framework to help explain factors and conditions
promoting a political priority for policy change. The framework's analytical utility is illustrated …

Abstract The Australian Public Service (APS) is a foundational institution of Australias
democracy. It performs a critical role within the executive arm of government. Its proper …

Proponents of demand-side rental subsidy programmes have argued that they enhance
consumer choice while costing less than supply-side interventions. However, unanswered …

Australia's expensive housing market is often claimed to be primarily the result of a shortage
of supply due to town planning constraints, leading to political pressure on councils and …

ABSTRACT In 2019, the Australian Government introduced a new post-study work rights
policy as a lever to attract international students to study and work in regional Australia. The …