Housing Affordability and Generational Inequality in Australia
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Australia entered the COVID-19 pandemic with a nursing shortage already on the books and left it with the problem sharpened. Health Workforce Australia (2014)…
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Introduction The public release of ChatGPT in November 2022 confronted Australian universities with a problem that moved faster than any policy cycle. A free,…
View full sampleGig Work and the Future of Employment Protections in Australia
Introduction When five food delivery riders were killed on Australian roads within roughly two months in late 2020, the deaths gave sudden and grim…
View full sampleAdapting Australian Cities to Climate Extremes
Introduction Australia has warmed by around 1.5 degrees Celsius since national records began in 1910, and the consequences for its cities have moved from…
View full sampleCBT versus Pharmacotherapy for Depression: Comparing the Evidence
Introduction Depression is among the most prevalent and disabling conditions managed in Australian health care, with affective disorders affecting approximately 7.5 per cent of…
View full sampleSection 18C and the Limits of Free Expression in Australia
Few provisions of Commonwealth law have generated as much sustained public argument as section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth). Inserted by…
View full sampleVoluntary Assisted Dying Laws in Australia: Ethical Tensions and Safeguards
Few areas of Australian law have moved as quickly, or carried as much moral weight, as voluntary assisted dying (VAD). Between 2017 and 2025…
View full sampleGlobalisation and the Decline of Australian Manufacturing
In the mid-1960s, manufacturing employed close to one in four Australian workers; by 2024 its share of employment had fallen below 7 per cent,…
View full sampleDid Remote Learning Widen Educational Inequality in Australia?
When Australia's first COVID-19 restrictions closed school gates in March 2020, remote learning was presented as a temporary bridge that would hold education steady…
View full sampleDo Minimum Wage Increases Cost Jobs? The Australian Evidence
Introduction Each July, the wages of the lowest paid workers in Australia move. The Fair Work Commission's Annual Wage Review 2024-25 lifted the National…
View full sampleTransformational Leadership in Times of Organisational Crisis
Introduction Organisational crises strip leadership back to its essentials. When a pandemic grounds an airline's fleet, when a national retailer slides into voluntary administration,…
View full sampleAustralia’s Renewable Energy Transition: Policy Tensions and Pathways
Australia's electricity system is undergoing its most consequential restructuring since the National Electricity Market (NEM) commenced operation in 1998. Coal-fired generators that supplied more…
View full sampleMedicare and the Sustainability of Universal Healthcare in Australia
Introduction Few Australian institutions command the public loyalty that Medicare does. Since 1 February 1984, the scheme has guaranteed every Australian resident subsidised access…
View full sampleThe Evolution of Duty of Care in Australian Negligence Law
Few areas of private law have been remade as often as the duty of care in negligence. In the nine decades since Donoghue v…
View full sampleDoes Social Media Strengthen or Undermine Democratic Participation?
When footage of the 2011 uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt spread through Facebook and Twitter faster than any state censor could respond, social media…
View full sampleAttachment Theory and Its Influence on Adult Relationships
Introduction Few frameworks in psychology have travelled as far from their origins as attachment theory. Conceived to explain why infants protest separation from their…
View full sampleThe Impact of EMR on the Development of more Renewable Electricity into the System?
1. Introduction In the early 1990s, the United Kingdom was widely regarded as one of the world’s leaders in energy deregulation. The transition from…
View full sampleMarketing Communication Strategies to Retain and Improve the Number of Alumni
Title Suggesting marketing communication strategies to retain and improve the number of alumni associated with Télécom Paris Alumni Introduction Maintaining good relationship and keeping…
View full sampleDoes Unilateral Free Trade Serve a Nation’s Economic Interests?
Does unilateral free trade serve a nation's economic interests? Globalization has provided many opportunities worldwide, including educational, technological, and economic progress. [1] International trade…
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