An education revolution could improve students schooling CPD fellow Chris Bonnor talks education and personalised learning The Australian education system currently has a general curriculum that attempts to suit most… more
CPD in the news
Crikey | 11 June 2013
Asylum seeker policies that utilise scare tactics will not work. Both major parties want to tighten up the refugee determination process and stop the boats, CPD’s John Menadue and Arja… more
The Wire | 13 June 2013
A comparison of immigration policies… While both major parties pursue populist policies, whether either set will work is questionable. CPD fellow Arja Keski-Nummi discusses the details and compares the party policies… more
The Canberra Times | 31 May 2013
Politicians aren’t doing enough for climate change. Is it up to our business leaders? Current policies and climate targets will not be sufficient to avoid detrimental effects due to global… more
New Matilda | 12 June 2013
The three lies Labor should attack… In this excellent article, CPD fellow Ian McAuley identifies and unravels statistical conceits, and straightforward deceits underlying three major planks of the Coalition’s policy… more
New Matilda | 28 May 2013
A skilled Australia needs higher education and vocational training… The majority of working Australians rely on more than a school education, so why is this not a focus? CPD research… more
ABC Australian Network News | 11 June 2013
Australian government calls off search for asylum seekers A brief interview with Arja Keski-Nummi, one of the authors of the Refugee Facts online media resource concluded Thom Cookes’s report on responses… more
The Sydney Morning Herald | 11 June 2013
Arja Keski-Nummi interviewed: Abbot plan to stop boats ‘won’t work’… Arja is a CPD fellow and former First Assistant Secretary of the Refugee, Humanitarian and International Division of the Dept of… more
AGL Blog | 4 June
‘A piece on The Conversation well worth a read‘ CPD research director for the Sustainable economy program, Laura Eadie has had a gratifying response to her article in The Conversation… more