- Saving Medibank and saving health $$$
- Democratic engagement can come at a price
- Valuing unpaid work
- Between a blog and a hard place: advertising in the news media
- Remembering Menzies
Saving Medibank and saving health $$$
Monthly Archives:: August 2006
It’s not too late to get it right on Telstra
'Telstra frankly has the Government where it wants it', writes Democrats Senator Lyn Allison. It will take something a little more creative than T3 to get Telstra – and Australia's internet services – up to speed. more
Vancouverism — ideas for Australian cities?
Vancouver's approach to urban planning could point the way to more liveable cities in Australia, writes Gabrielle Kuiper
A new progressive think tank: will it make a difference?
Without some bold new ideas, even the most heavily-armoured progressive think-tank will miss the target, writes David McKnight
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Citizenship and the common wealth
Australian citizenship is a ‘work in progress’, says Ian McAuley, and there’s a lot more work to be done more
Citizens can solve wicked problems
‘Market failure is a common justification for government intervention in the economy. The prospect of government policy failure and its consequent costs is also an issue policy-makers have to address’, writes Richard Curtain
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Getting Better Value for Money in Health
Evidence provided by the Centre for Policy Development chair John Menadue to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health and Ageing Enquiry into Health Funding – Sydney Friday 21 July 2006
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Remembering Robert Menzies
The previous world was a very different one. Heather Henderson, Sir Robert’s daughter, who is here can speak about remembering Robert Menzies with much more authority and probably much more accurately than I could.
EDITORIAL: Telling Our Own Stories
Emma Dawson introduces a special edition on media policy more