CPD supports truth-telling and Treaty with First Peoples CPD supports the Treaty process in Victoria and affirms our commitment to the self-determination of First Peoples in Victoria and
‘Tinkering’ with the NRF on Net Zero comes under fire The government is facing criticism for “tinkering” with its arm’s length industry fund after a third of its available $15
Andrew Hudson, Kannavee Suebsang and Mercy Chriesty Barends: Time to help Rohingya refugees Just over eight years since 700,000 Rohingya were forced out of Myanmar over the border into Bangladesh in what the
Daycare in Denmark is a basic right. Could Canada offer the same? Australia and Denmark offer a study in contrast when it comes to making daycare more accessible.
New Measuring What Matters data a key ingredient for guiding long-term economic reform CPD welcomes today’s release of the updated Measuring What Matters dashboard by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). As the
Parents face hefty childcare fee hike unless Government extends sector’s pay top-up Parents face with double-digit rises in childcare fees unless the Federal Government extends a $3.6 billion program covering better pay
Answers to ailing productivity to steer economic future Ideas to energise the nation’s productivity will lay the groundwork for Australia’s future as the federal government prepares to open
CPD welcomes new Productivity Commission care economy report, urges government to build on reform momentum CPD welcomes the Productivity Commission’s interim report Delivering Quality Care More Efficiently, and urges the government to adopt its key
Productivity without purpose could undermine national interest, report warns Narrow productivity gains risk worsening inequality and climate crises, says the Centre for Policy Development ahead of the Economic Reform
