How satisfied are Australians with democracy? How satisfied are Australians with democracy, the direction the country is taking, and the performance of local, State and Federal
Guardian Essential poll: one in two voters back stage-three tax cuts changes Centre for Policy Development (CPD) has found that the rising cost of living is changing Australians’ priorities of what they
Australians want their government to have an eye to the long-term, citizen pulse shows New insights from the Centre for Policy Development (CPD) show that more Australians expect and want their politicians and public
Building trust and understanding with data It is essential for the government to recognise and accommodate varying expectations through tailored services and policies.
The Pulse in context The long-term trend of declining trust in government, which mirrors a broader political polarisation and decay of trust in institutions
The untapped potential of intergenerational collaboration Young people are highly engaged with the elements of institutions that they trust, leaning towards opportunities for community-led local and
Democratic and federal implications Stitching together and sustaining political support across the divides revealed by the Pulse is a test of Australia’s institutions
Wellbeing is not a matter of left politics or right politics, big government or small. According to most people, it’s the only way forward. People expect politicians and public officials to design economic systems that promote wellbeing, enable good lives and support opportunity
Equity and Efficiency: An Examination of Indonesia’s Energy Subsidy Policy and Pathways to Inclusive Reform Ruddy Gobel discusses the significant access gaps to energy subsidies in Indonesia and recommends a fundamental shift from commodity-based subsidy
