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Accelerating progress on clean energy through Aboriginal land council engagement

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The Australian Public Policy Institute launched

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APPI ramps up work in Canberra with new Deputy CEO

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Mobilising public finance for a future-ready economy

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New report highlights strategies to address nursing workforce shortages by attracting more men into the profession

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A new chapter: Introducing the Australian Public Policy Institute

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Media coverage and op-eds

The Conversation

Here’s how First Nations landholders can share the benefits of the NSW energy transition

1 July 2025
The Canberra Times

Future focus as inflation blare dims but change needed

23 June 2025
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Making digitalisation work for construction in NSW

17 June 2025
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Federal Election Tracker: Explore what parties are promising

20 May 2025
The Policymaker

Election 2025: policy opportunities for the next federal government

19 May 2025
The Mandarin

NSW children’s guardian to undergo ‘urgent’ inquiry

3 March 2025
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Events

Policymaker Summit 2025 – What’s working in public policy?

  • 22 September 2025
  • University of Technology Sydney, Great Hall
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Policy Talks 2025: Mobilising public finance for a future-ready economy

  • 12 May 2025
  • The Music Café, Sydney
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Local approaches to managing and recovering from natural disasters

  • Tuesday 8 April 2025
  • Webinar
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