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Persistent poverty is a major policy issue
Our new study finds that persistent poverty remains a significant problem in Australian society. While having a job is often crucial to lifting people out of poverty, adequate income support and child care are also critical
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Growing global food crisis
The war in Ukraine, COVID-19 and climate change are fuelling a growing global food crisis. Dr Medo Pournader warns that export bans implemented to maintain domestic food prices could result in further price hikes.
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Who really wins and loses from first homebuyer schemes? What you need to know as a buyer, owner or renter
The Coalition and Labor parties have each produced election policies designed to help low and middle income earners buy homes. Who is likely to benefit from them and who is likely to suffer is far from obvious, and depends in part on the price of the homes on offer.
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Rising health costs a worry. But the major parties have barely mentioned it
Rising out-of-pocket costs for health care is an important issue the major parties have not yet substantially addressed during the election campaign.
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Economists supporting Ukraine
More than 100 Australian economists are advocating for a more generous policy for persons displaced by the war in Ukraine.
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Experiencing the Business Innovation Lab
The Business Innovation Lab provides students with the opportunity to apply theories learned in class to real-life business problems using Design Thinking principles and methodology.
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What is the PBS safety net and is it really the best way to cut the cost of medicines?
Earlier access to free or cheaper medicines is on the cards, after a federal budget announcement made earlier this week.