Dunlop, writing for the SMH, considers the perils, promise of a low-carbon Australia | 7 April 2015 Ian Dunlop, a contributing author to CPD’s publication More Than Luck: Ideas Australia, has recently considered Australia’s promise and lethargy as it
Tanya Hosch: Recognition – the greatest gift for all Australia’s children As most things perhaps should, this discussion begins and ends with our kids. Don’t tune out if you don’t happen
Richard McLellan: Gifting a sustainable food future requires a radical rethink At this time of year we’re accustomed to reflecting on the 12 months that have gone by and lining up
McAuley and Lyons’ latest work Governomics considers the public sector’s beneficial output | 6 July 2015 CPD fellows Ian McAuley and Miriam Lyons explore the beneficial place of the public sector in their latest work Governomics. The
Helen Szoke: Gender equality can’t be a token gift We shouldn’t have to keep talking about women, but we need to. We need to because despite all the rhetoric,
Bob May: Learning to think for ourselves is the most powerful gift of all The best gift I ever received came from a most unexpected source — a high school teacher named Lenny Basser.
Implications of a changing climate: latest insights from CPD staff and fellows COP21 convenes at a critical point in climate science and policy. By Christmas, the world passes the 1C temperature increase
McAuley finds much to commend in Atkinson’s latest work on inequality | 2 July 2015 CPD fellow Ian McAuley (pictured) reviews Anthony Atkinson’s recent work Inequality: What Can Be Done? If, last year, you waded through
Sustainable Economy PhD Studentships announced Stellar PhD students join Sustainable Economy program Generously provided by the Digger and Shirley Martin Fund and the Hamer Family
