Why it’s time for congestion charging: better ways to manage busy urban roads
REPORTAustralia’s capital cities should join many of the great cities of the world by charging drivers who use the busiest roads at the busiest times.
NEWS
08 October 2019
A bigger cash handout is not the answer for private health insurance woesIt’s time for the private health industry to grow up and tackle its problems itself, instead of deflecting the blame.
NEWS
08 October 2019
No more Hazelwoods: a proposal to ensure coal plants close in an orderly wayOur policy would give a clear signal for investment in new, clean power supply before – not after – coal closures, and better manage Australia’s energy transition.
News
05 October 2019
How to improve teaching and lift student performanceAustralia’s teacher workforce should be redesigned. Here’s some suggestions to make teaching more rewarding and respected.
Reports
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13 October 2019
Why it’s time for congestion charging: better ways to manage busy urban roads -
7 October 2019
Power play: how governments can better direct Australia’s electricity market -
25 August 2019
Attracting high achievers to teaching -
18 August 2019
Generation gap: ensuring a fair go for younger Australians
News & Opinion
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14 October 2019
Sydney, it’s time to embrace congestion charging -
14 October 2019
Why congestion charging is fairer than you might think -
13 October 2019
Melbourne, it’s time to embrace congestion charging -
10 October 2019
Time to kill the private health insurance zombies
Podcasts
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14 October 2019
Why it’s time for congestion charging -
8 October 2019
Power play: how governments can better direct Australia’s electricity market -
23 September 2019
Australian Energy Futures – Melbourne event -
9 September 2019
What does the future of Australian energy look like?
Submissions
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7 October 2019
How to make Australian politics cleaner and fairer -
25 September 2019
The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme could make housing less affordable -
3 September 2019
Australia’s energy transition: a blueprint for success -
23 August 2019
How to improve palliative care
Presentations
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12 September 2019
The politics of infrastructure -
9 September 2019
Lessons from the National Rental Affordability Scheme -
6 August 2019
Prosthesis pricing needs fundamental reform -
5 August 2019
Implications of falling trust for Australia’s politics and society
Events
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22 October 2019
State of Affairs: Attracting teachers with the school education program – Brisbane -
08 October 2019
Avoiding another Hazelwood: how to manage coal closures – Melbourne -
12 September 2019
Energy Futures: It’s time for a longer-term view on delivering the great energy transition – Melbourne -
20 August 2019
The choice between vocational and higher education – Melbourne
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