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Getting gas right: Australia’s energy challenge
REPORTby Tony Wood and Lucy Carter
The global gas revolution is poised to create a huge Australian export industry but also significantly raise our domestic gas bills. Calls for protection against high gas prices are getting louder. Government should ignore them, but help the market adapt to a new world.
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NEWS & OPINION18 June 2013
How to drive the health dollar furtherGrattan Institute's Health Program Director Stephen Duckett joins an Australian Financial Review roundtable on the future of our health system.
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SPEECHES & PAST EVENTS04 Jun 2013
Superannuation’s contribution to Australia’s economic futureJohn Daley, CEO of Grattan Institute, presented on super's contribution to Australia’s economic and social future at the ASFA Investment Interchange on 4 June 2013.
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