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  • Shorten pips Morrison for most recognised leader
    The Australia Institute surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,426 Australians between April 11-18 April 2019, about which current and recent Ministers and Shadow Ministers they have heard of.Key Findings:Bill Shorten (77%) has pipped Scott Morrison (75%) as most recognised leaderDeputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack is recognised by 28% of voters, while Deputy Liberal leader Josh Frydenberg is recognised by 46% and Deputy Labor leade...
  • Polling: Millennial, Gen Z Climate Fears May Swing Key SA Seats
    New research from The Australia Institute has found that young voters and their strong interest in tackling global warming could be a significant factor at the next election in South Australia, across both the Lower House and the Senate. More than half (55%) of South Australians aged 18 to 24-years-old ranked policies around tackling climate change as a “very significant” factor in deciding who they will vote for while Labor’s overall plan for th...
  • Health Costs Outpace Inflation
    Out-of-pocket health costs have skyrocketed compared with all other prices as measured by the Consumer Price Index, shows new analysis by The Australia Institute. The analysis using ABS data shows that health costs have more than doubled the rise in CPI with a 24 per cent increase in health costs compared with 11 per cent increases for all prices—mainly caused by a 33 per cent increase in the cost of medical and hospital services. Key findings: N...
  • Polling: Labor Ahead on Energy Policy But Many Undecided Voters Up For Grabs
    The Australia Institute surveyed a nationally representative sample of Australians about which major party policies they thought would be better for reducing emissions, lowering electricity prices and energy reliability.  “Interestingly, while Labor is very clearly ahead with voters when looking at which major party has the best policies on addressing emissions, Labor also leads on reliability and prices as well,” said Richie Merzian, Climat...
  • Analysis: Regional Winners and Losers from Government Tax Plan Revealed
    All five Tasmanian electorates are among the biggest losers of the Government’s income tax cut plan, inner-city electorates in Sydney and Melbourne are the biggest winners, and South Australia and Central & North Queensland get at least 30% per capita less than electorates in Sydney and Melbourne. The analysis by the Canberra-based think-tank’s senior economist Matt Grudnoff reveals the entire population of Tasmania receives less from the tax...
  • National Energy Emissions Audit: April 2019
    Welcome to the April 2019 issue of the NEEA Electricity Update, with analysis of the previous month. The Electricity Update presents data on electricity demand, electricity supply, and electricity generation emissions in the National Electricity Market (NEM), plus electricity demand in the South West Interconnected System (SWIS). In this issue we provide a slimmed down version of the key findings and visual representations, as we look to trial di...
  • Analysis: $130 billion per year benefit to GDP by avoiding climate change
    Unless national action is taken to meet the Paris Target to limit global warming to less than 2 degrees, Australia’s GDP faces a hit of an average of $130 billion per year according to a new briefing note by The Australia Institute.The analysis released today by the Canberra-based think tank shows that the current climate debate is largely missing three key points:The cost of inaction on climate change is huge – Australia’s GDP would average $130...
  • Debugging Watergate: interpreting official responses
    The Australia Institute has today released analysis of official responses to the Watergate scandal surrounding Murray Darling water purchases, covered by The Project, Guardian and other outlets.   The analysis finds that official responses are misleading and in some cases incorrect: The Prime Minister’s claim that the record water purchase was covered in a Senate inquiry is false. There has been no Senate inquiry into strategic water pu...
  • Declare War on Global Warming, Say SA Voters as Climate Election Looms
    New research from The Australia Institute, released just weeks out from the Federal Election, shows that a majority of South Australian voters want the government to mobilise all of society, “like they mobilised everyone during the world wars”, to tackle global warming. The state-wide polling also found that a majority of South Australians support a range of ambitious climate policies including a rapid transition to renewable energy, no new coal...
  • New Analysis: $77 billion goes to those earning over $180,000
    New Australia Institute modelling shows that at least $77 billion of the lost revenue from the Morrison Government’s top-end tax cut plan will benefit those earning more than $180,000, and $64 billion of that figure will go to those who earn over $200,000.The Government has claimed that the difference between its tax cut plan and Opposition’s is $230 billion over ten years. The analysis also reveals that after the Government’s tax plan is fully i...

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Recent Reports

Dec
No Legal Basis for Australia’s Use of Kyoto Credits
HeatWatch - Extreme heat in the Kimberley
Secondary boycotts in Australia - History and context
Nov
Geelong’s Industrial Transition: Cars to Wind Turbines
Hy-trojan: Is hydrogen the next “clean coal”?
Public Supports Tighter Social Media Controls over Elections
National Energy Emissions Audit: November 2019
New Research Shows Public Concern Over Data Harvesting
National Energy Emissions Audit: October 2019
Majority of Tasmanians want Medevac Law to Stay: Polling
Oct
Coal calling: Selling new coal mines to Tasmania
Nuclear Power Uninsurable and Uneconomic in Australia
Rank Hypocrisy: Where Australia ranks on ‘renewables per capita’
NSW Government must defend law and climate from coal industry attacks
Voters still back a Takanya/Tarkine national park over logging
Submission on procurement of strategic water entitlements
Sep
Majority of Australians want Murray Darling policy to prioritise food security and family farms
Poll: Boosting Surplus not a Priority
Climate of the Nation 2019
ACLEI is no substitute for a federal ICAC
Class ACT: How the Australian Capital Territory became a global energy leader
Majority of South Australians Want ‘Formula E’ Championship Race Held in Adelaide
End gas price virtue signalling and cap exports
Adani yet to contact regulators on rail-royalty deal
Monetary policy is spent: It's fiscal policy or bust
National Energy Emissions Audit - September update
Aug
Submission: Barwon-Darling Water Sharing Plan
Keeping up with the competition
How Australia is robbing the Pacific of its climate change efforts
Fire and Forestry: How Intact Forests Can Work As Buffer to Bushfires
We can handle the truth: Opportunities for truth in political advertising
High Carbon from a Land Down Under: Quantifying CO2 from Australia’s fossil fuel mining and exports
Oil in the Great Australian Bight
National Energy Emissions Audit: August 2019
Mulga Rock uranium project
Jul
Discussion Paper: Residential Time of Use Electricity Pricing in NSW
Canberra shows Australia: Progressive policies nationally popular and proven to work
Free coal contest Royalty subsidies to Queensland coal mines
Making mountains out of minnows: Salmon in the Tasmanian economy
National Energy Emissions Audit: July 2019
Jun
HeatWatch QLD: Extreme heat in the Sunshine State
$33 billion delivered to those earning more than $180k from unlegislated income tax cuts: new research
Budget Warning for State Gov: Voters Reject Service Cuts, Privatisation
Degrees North Vocational and university education in Australia and Nordic countries
Southern Discomfort: Water losses in the southern Murray Darling Basin
Breaking brown: Gas and coal plant breakdowns in Victoria
No compelling case for an income tax cut to reduce the impact of bracket creep: new analysis
Income Tax Cuts: Largest Single Budget Measure Not to Face a Senate Inquiry
May
Polling: Labor Ahead on Energy Policy But Many Undecided Voters Up For Grabs
Health Costs Outpace Inflation
Polling: Millennial, Gen Z Climate Fears May Swing Key SA Seats
Shorten pips Morrison for most recognised leader
Capricornia Climate Assessment: Heatwaves, Droughts and Floods to worsen
#Watergate’s water mates: The buyers and sellers of Australia’s most controversial water
Climate Assessment for the electorate of Herbert
Briefing note: First steps to fix the Murray-Darling Basin
Dawson Climate Assessment: Heatwaves, Droughts, Floods and Fires to worsen
Polling: Voters Still Think Coalition Will Cut Company Tax for Big Business
A Model Line-up
Liberals Losing Grip on ‘Better Economic Manager’ Title: Young People Overwhelmingly Rate Labor Better
Leaked QRC research shows massive public distrust of mining industry in QLD
Taking way too much credit
What is stopping Adani
New Analysis: Over 50% of Stage 3a Tax Cuts Benefit to go to Highest Income Earners
Apr
Research: ‘latte sippers’ and ‘chardonnay drinkers’ vote Liberal/National
Regressing on tax
Hydrogen and Climate: Trojan Horse or Golden Goose
National Poll: Australians Opposed to Drilling in the Great Australian Bight
SA Voters Want Federal Royal Commission into MDB, Restrictions on Irrigators
Poor Voter Impression of Murray Darling Basin Management Soars
Poll: One in Two Voters Support New Car Sales 100% EV by 2025
Driving Norse: Electric Vehicle policies in Norway
Poll: 80% of Australians support a Federal Integrity Commission with strong powers
Poll: North/South Divide on Climate Action Exposed as Political Myth
New Analysis: $77 billion goes to those earning over $180,000
Declare War on Global Warming, Say SA Voters as Climate Election Looms
Debugging Watergate: interpreting official responses
Analysis: $130 billion per year benefit to GDP by avoiding climate change
National Energy Emissions Audit: April 2019
Analysis: Regional Winners and Losers from Government Tax Plan Revealed
Mar
Compulsory voting: Ensuring government of the people, by the people, for the people
HeatWatch - Extreme heat in South East SA
Australian Taxation Modest by Global Standards
Polling: Minister recognition
Coal in Kingaroy
Polling: Coalition Senate Collapse Possible, Crossbench to Remain Crucial
Owing down the river
Majority of Australians want Gov to help farmers to farm sun and wind
Let us assume
HeatWatch: extreme heat in Townsville
HeatWatch: Extreme heat in the Whitsundays
HeatWatch: Extreme heat in Mackay
National Energy Emissions Audit: March 2019
Poll: SA Voters Don’t Buy Tax Cuts for Property Investors
Point blank: Political strategies of Australia's gun lobby
Polling – Regulation of fish farming
Majority of South Australians, Including Coalition Voters, Want 100% Renewables by 2030
Australia: More Guns Now Than Before Port Arthur
Business Council of Australia at Odds With Own Members on Climate Action
Submission: Export Control Amendment (Banning Cotton Exports to Ensure Water Security) Bill 2019
Feb
Meltdown 2018: Breakdowns at gas and coal plants over 2018
The heat goes on: Breakdowns at gas and coal plants in NSW, 2018
Legal Advice: Energy Generation Program Unconstitutional
New Analysis: High Income Individuals Spend Big to Avoid Tax
National Energy Emissions Audit: February
Jan
A Fish Kill QandA
National Energy Emissions Audit: January
Suboptimal supercritical
Trolls and polls: the economic costs of online harassment and cyberhate
Million jobs not what it used to be: new report
Poll: Overwhelming Support for Electric Vehicle Incentives

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2018
Dec
Coorongs don’t make a right
National Energy Emissions Audit - December
Not Adani Deal: Queensland Government subsidies to Adani
A Hollywood Ending? The Menindee Lakes Option 7 proposal
Volatile gas: Economics and gas in Western Australia
Private Sector Wage Growth Still in Doldrums
Nov
The economic impacts of unconventional gas in Western Australia
National Energy Emissions Audit - November
HeatWatch: Extreme heat in Western Sydney
Australians Want a Price on Pollution, Regret Abbott’s Repeal
Under the Employer's Eye: Electronic Monitoring & Surveillance in Australian Workplaces
Excessive Hours and Unpaid Overtime: 2018 Update
Will-o’-the-ISP - Estimating renewable energy employment under the Integrated System Plan
Sunk costs: Carbon capture and storage will miss every target set for it
Balance of Power - Senate projections, Spring 2018
Renewable electricity policy for Australia
Frackmail?
Gorgon-tuan Problem
Different Breeds of Watchdog
Who really benefits from negative gearing?
National Energy Emissions Audit - October 2018
Heatwatch: Extreme heat in the Gold Coast
Oct
Options for the implementation of Recommendation 9.8 of NT Fracking Inquiry
HeatWatch: Extreme heat on the Sunshine Coast
HeatWatch: Extreme heat in Roma
Wentworth exit poll: climate inaction and coal key to Liberal vote collapse
Fishing for compliments: Fishing in the Tasmanian economy
Revenue Summit 2018 - Speeches and Papers
Polling: Income Tax and Inequality
Australia, we need to talk about revenue
I'll have what they're having
The Future of Transportation Work: Special Series, WA Transport
Gas and the Wide Bay Burnett Economy
Trickle Out Effect
Sep
Coalapse! The New South Wales winter “energy crisis”
Depoliticising the ABC Board
National Integrity Committee calls for bipartisan support of integrity plan
Stay on Target: Australia set to miss Paris Target
Banking Royal Commission most important for Australians: poll
Heatwatch: Extreme heat in Gladstone
Heatwatch: Extreme heat in Rockhampton
Hume poll: Liberal primary vote drops, voters support more action on climate, not less
An Open Letter to the Western Australian Government calling for permanent ban on fracking
National Energy Emissions Audit - September Electricity Update
Climate of the Nation 2018
GISERA and conflict of interest
Colossal fossil failures
Banking against the Reef
Unspoken alternatives to expensive housing
Aug
Down in the dumps
Wentworth: Liberal primary vote crashes, climate action message clear
Four Views on Basic Income, Job Guarantees, and the Future of Work
Polling brief – Ministerial Recognition
Company tax cuts: last priority for WA voters
SA, TAS, QLD miss out on company tax cuts: new analysis
Company tax cuts: $39.5 billion for big banks
The price of uncertainty Economic modelling and the National Energy Guarantee
National Energy Emissions Audit - August electricity update
What AEMO’S Integrated System Plan Report implies about the National Energy Guarantee
Workers’ slice of Australian economic pie gets smaller
Exploring the Decline in the Labour Share of GDP
Company tax cuts: $7.67 billion to just one company
Jul
Company tax cuts: new analysis shows foreign investors big winners
Mayo: New Polling on Asylum Seekers and Adani
Mayo: New Polling on Company Tax Cuts, Voter Priorities for Government Revenue, Newstart
Harming Farming: The cost to agriculture from the government’s emissions reduction plan
The Basin Files
Tony Abbott out of touch with Warringah
Voters in Longman and Mayo oppose ABC privatisation
The impact of Galilee Basin development on employment in existing coal regions
Braddon: New Polling shows concern over Company Tax cuts, support for Penalty rates and a gain in the ALP Primary vote
ABC still Australia’s most trusted news source
July electricity update - Supporting technical paper
The Audit - July electricity update
Majority want CEO salaries capped
Jun
Penalty Rates and Employment: One Year Later
Advanced Skills for Advanced Manufacturing
Victorian Government Further Weakens IBAC
Longman and Mayo: New Polling on Company Tax Cuts and Voter Priorities for Government Revenue
Deception on the Downs: Jobs and the New Acland mine
New Analysis: 95% of Stage 3 Tax Cuts go to high income earners
Bracket Creep: The Imaginary Monster
Mayo poll shows electorate wants ABC protected
Gini out of the bottle - inequality in Australia is getting worse
Advance Australia’s fair share: assessing the fairness of emissions targets
Majority Support for World Heritage Protection for Great Australian Bight
Which electorates benefit from the 2018 income tax cuts?
May
"Get used to it": Senate projections, Autumn 2018
The Dimensions of Insecure Work: A Factbook
High income earners the big winners from scrapping 37% tax bracket
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funding in Budget 2018
Radical plan to increase inequality in Australia revealed in budget
The Economic Importance of Public Services in Regional Communities in NSW
Just to fill you in… Jobs and mine rehabilitation in Queensland
Raising the Bar: How Government Can Use its Economic Leverage to Lift Labour Standards Throughout the Economy
Dam the Consequences
Timing is everything - Liddell Power Station’s record of breaking down when it is needed most
Gender gap in 2018 Budget personal tax plan
Consumers left exposed to fake ‘discounts’ from energy retailers
Most voters oppose cuts to ABC funding: Poll
Longman poll shows income and company tax cuts unpopular
Wages, Taxes, and the Budget
Exporting coal myths: How a coal mine that destroyed a town now claims it will save one
23.9 completely arbitrary
Desperate Measures: Supply measures, diversion limits and the Murray-Darling Basin Plan
The Consequences of Fiscal Austerity in Western Australia
Remote control: The Community Development Program, remote Australia’s Work for the Dole scheme
Report: Watt on a hot tin roof
Apr
Rebuilding the NSW Workers Compensation System
POLL - What would large companies do with a tax cut
Small government has small support - National poll
Australia – the low tax country
A Portable Training Entitlement System for the Disability Support Services Sector
Support for stronger emission reductions targets and coal phase out [POLL]
National Integrity Commission Papers
NT fracking emissions would dwarf renewables target
Charity still ends at home
Mar
Big 4 banks gift from company tax cuts: $9.5 billion
To those that have, more shall be given
From Consensus to Action: Report from the First National Manufacturing Summit
That's not how you haggle
Cooked with Gas
Cooked with gas: Extreme heat in Darwin
Executive Pay in Australia
Subsidising Billionaires: Simulating the Net Incomes of UberX Drivers in Australia
Poll shows Australians want fossil fuel companies to pay for warming impacts
Feb
FOI: Adani’s helping hand - Australian government rattle the tin in China and South Korea
Tasmania Polling - Poker Machines, Donations
The house always wins
Moving Targets - Barnaby Joyce, Warrego valley buybacks and amendments to the Murray Darling Basin Plan
The future of transportation work: Technology, work organization, and the quality of jobs
Public hearings key to tackling corruption and public trust
It's not the science, it's how you use it
Braddon lags behind
People power: How Tasmania can fast-track community energy
Northern Disclosure: Rubbery figures in Murray Darling Basin Plan review
Estimating the revenue share of the Farrell Group and other gambling industry participants from gambling operations in Tasmania
Polling – Cutting tax for large companies
Tasmania's toothless watchdog
Jan
Historical Data on the Decline in Australian Industrial Disputes
It's time ... for more politicians
Economies of shale
Australians laid back about Australia Day - poll
Victorian IBAC not the model for federal watchdog – former judge and IBAC adviser
How low income households use electricity
The costs of corruption
2017
Dec
Polling shows Americans and Australians united in opposition to cutting company tax
Blue Carbon, or the Carbon Blues?
Polling - Presents, Wasteful Consumption and Repairs
Styx Coal Project: Submission
Flows at Menindee
Pokies pub test
Polling – National ICAC
NSW Workers' Compensation System has Ample Resources to Maintain Benefits
Nov
Coal and gas a reliability liability in the heat: report
Excessive Hours, Unpaid Overtime and the Future of Work
Trump’s tax plan - Australian perspective
Redirecting Adani’s NAIF loan into other industries
Adani coal mine impact by Queensland electorate
Oct
Polling - Minister Recognition
Australian government becomes foreign finance broker for Adani?
Briefing note: Australia's energy emissions rising not falling
Salmon stakes: Risks for the Tasmanian salmon industry
What does the MCA stand for?
Electric Vehicles in Australia - Report
Polling - Clean Energy Target
Polling shows voters don’t want the Adani mine
Sep
The bearable lightness of lost revenue: Negligible tax losses from poker machine reform
False Economies: The Unintended Consequences of NSW Public Sector Wage Restraint
Meeting our Paris commitment
Wage Suppression a Time Bomb in Superannuation System
Tasmanian Jobs
Tasmania in pole position for electric car industry
Climate of the Nation 2017: Galaxy Research Polling and Data
Wishful zinking - Economics of the McArthur River Mine
June GDP Numbers Confirm Lopsided Economy
The tip of the iceberg: Political donations from the mining industry
Undermining our democracy: Foreign corporate influence through the Australian mining lobby
Aug
Dark side of the boom - Victoria
I’m here for an argument Why bipartisanship on security makes Australia less safe
Ten reasons why a federal ICAC should have the discretion to conduct public hearings
Lessons from the NSW ICAC: 'This watchdog has teeth'
The darkest corners: The case for a federal integrity commission
Accountability and the Law: Anti-corruption agencies in Australia
Re: Establishment of a National Integrity Commission
Ten-point plan to clean up money in federal politics
The case for a federal corruption watchdog: ICAC needed to fill the gaps in our integrity system
Warringah voters set to back marriage equality: poll
Support for conscience vote on marriage equality - Poll
In the dark on Adani deal
Jul
Dam the expense The Ord River irrigation scheme and the development of northern Australia
Electricity costs
Shining a light on corruption
Concern fish farms not modernising a risk to long-term jobs: Lyons poll
ACT schools underperforming
Trusts and Tax Avoidance
Polling: Lyons on Fish Farming
Gambling on the future
Report: Saving mega bucks with negawatts
Palm trees and palm-offs: Australia’s climate action and distraction in the Pacific
Report: South Australia Bank Levy
Jun
The Economic (non)viability of the Adani Galilee Basin Project
Faces of the Senate
Climate of the Nation 2017: Australian attitudes on climate change
Ensure the Crime and Corruption Commission is the strongest it can be to prevent corruption in Queensland
Homeshare is where the NDIS heart is
Manufacturing: A Moment of Opportunity
Economics of unconventional gas development
A progressive Medicare Levy
A progressive Medicare Levy
Labour Share of Australian GDP Hits All-Time Record Low
Securing Tasmania’s energy future
Penalty Rates, Minimum Wages, and Purchasing Power
Still Anti-Asian? Anti-Chinese? One Nation policies on Asian immigration and multiculturalism
Support for a federal ICAC [POLL]
Of Levies, Profits, and Backstops: The Bank Tax in Context
Bank levy to have minor impact on average Australians
May
Money for nothing
Queenslanders don’t want Adani subsidies: Poll
For Hume the Bell Tolls
Should Australian taxpayers finance a South African coal mine?
Paying for zero
Almost two thirds of Australians oppose billion dollar loan subsidy to Adani: poll
Polling shows Australians don’t trust Trump on refugee swap
Capital gains tax discount by electorate
Dollar dreaming: A literature review of economic assessments of indigenous social investment
Royal Pardon: How much an Adani royalty holiday could cost Queenslanders
Housing affordability in Tasmania
Weekend Work and Penalty Pay in 108 Industries
Apr
One Nation in Western Australia: Epic fail or a huge win?
Royalty Flush: Risks to NSW coal royalties from Adani and Galilee Basin development
Trump election ‘negative for the world’: Poll
Polling - President Trump (March 2017)
Do No Harm: Procurement of Medical Goods by Australian Companies and Government
The risk of migratory methane emissions resulting from the development of Queensland coal seam gas
Dark side of the boom
Queensland watchdog asleep at the gate
Renewable Energy Polling
Mar
The Impact of Penalty Rate Cuts on Personal Tax Revenue and Welfare
A "Transition" to Nowhere
Making the future plausible? Putting coal industry claims in context
Easytax resurrected: A look at One Nation’s economic and taxation policies
Women's Wages and the Penalty Rate Cut
Cutting Sunday and Holiday Penalty Rates
Polling Brief - Cutting Sunday and Holiday Penalty Rates
Adani and Governance of the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility
Feb
Pauline Hanson’s ‘neo-Austrian’ economic brain
Dawson Polling: One Nation surge, support for RET, opposition to company tax cuts
An own coal?
Dark side of the boom (NSW)
Inequality & poverty in Australia: Still no case for the removal of the clean energy supplement
High price events in the NEM Queensland January 2017 and SA July 2016
Oligopoly money
Turnbull and Abbott's own electorates both back renewable energy target
Jan
Company tax and foreign investment in Australia
The American Far-Right Origins of Pauline Hanson’s Views on Islam
2016
Dec
Taxing times
Your ABC or your ASX
NAIF Polling
The $5 levy on iron ore in WA
Nov
Companies and the Australian immigration detention system
Oct
A review of current and future methane emissions from Australian unconventional oil and gas production
Independence Pay
Queensland Coal Mines Reap Benefit of Hidden Subsidy in Free Groundwater
Australians support a super profits tax on banks
New research supports need for extra bank regulation
Sep
The mining construction boom and regional jobs in Queensland
A Coal Moratorium and the Australian Economy
Leaving the ARENA
Tax cuts and scrapping the Clean Energy Supplement
Human Rights in the Supply Chain of Australian Businesses: Opportunities for Legislative Reform
Aug
Is electricity demand growth returning in Australia?
Inequality & poverty in Australia: The case against the removal of the clean energy supplement
Jul
From climate pariah to climate saviour? What the petroleum industry can do about climate change
Greasing the Wheels
Post-election polling shows agreement on issues, expectation for politicians to negotiate with crossbench
Jun
Unemployment in New England
Polling Brief - Asylum Seeker Policy
Taking an educated guess
Queensland Unemployment by Electorate
The State of Australian Democracy
Great Barrier Bleached
Unemployment by Electorate - South Australia
Economic Management by PM - Centre for Future Work
Nice work if you can get it: Jobs outcomes from renewables growth policies
Polling and Senate Voting Analysis
Cutting through the Company Tax Cuts Guff
Manufacturing (Still) Matters
May
Securing renewables : How batteries solve the problem of clean electricity
How will the corporate tax cut be funded?
Company tax cuts: An Australian gift to the US Internal Revenue Service
Corporate Malfeasance in Australia
Apr
Clean Energy Capital: Public support for ACT clean energy leadership
From Start to Finnish
Jobs Growth in Queensland: Trends and Prospects
House and Senate Polling
Mar
Polling: Voters support a national ICAC
ReachTEL Polling on Company Tax Rates
Company tax cuts: Report shows lack of evidence of ‘Growth Dividend’
Money doesn't grow on trees
Digging for Answers
Economic Modelling Code of Conduct
No Politics at Aunty's Table
Gender Equality at Work - Report
Feb
Sandstorm in a teacup: Ending sand mining and the North Stradbroke Island “economy”
New report examines risks and potential benefits of public broadcasting rationalisation
Briefing Note: Are government plans to tackle bracket creep good for average people?
Tax concessions by age
Surprise me when I’m dead: Revisiting the case for estate duties
The impossible dream: Free electricity sounds too good to be true. It is.
Jan
Finland's Fine Example
Capital Gains Tax - Main Residence Exemption
2015
Dec
CEDEX Australian GHG emission report - December 2015
Two Birds, One Little Black Rock
Nov
Cutting the company tax rate: Why would you?
Workin' 9 to 5.30 - Unpaid overtime and work life balance
Be careful of what you wish for
Carmichael in Context
Free Trade Agreements Costs and benefits
Homeshare Report
Oct
Wentworth, North Sydney support for new coal mine moratorium: Poll
When you are in a hole stop digging
Too Close for Comfort
University Deregulation - Polling Brief
Sep
Who says? Public support for environmental advocacy
Subsidise this
Charity ends at home - The decline of foreign aid in Australia
Heartland - Why the bush needs its ABC
Aug
Switching off gas - An examination of declining gas demand in Eastern Australia
Passing gas: Economic myths around the Northern Territory's North East Gas Interconnector pipeline
Key administration statistics – 3rd Party Appeals and the EPBC Act
The role of ridesharing in addressing Canberra’s transport challenges
Take the pressure down: RET Policy Brief
Jul
The goon show - How the tax system works to subsidise cheap wine and alcohol consumption
The goon show: How the tax system works to subsidise cheap wine and alcohol consumption
Power down II - Australia’s electricity demand
Jun
Get Regular Excise:The case to reindex the fuel excise
Outclassed: How Queensland’s schools and social services are affected by mining industry assistance and lobbying
Powers of deduction: Tax deductions, environmental organisations and the mining industry
Powers of deduction: Tax deductions, environmental organisations and the mining industry
Leading by Degrees: Universities and Fossil Fuel Divestment
May
Tax: the need for change
Pensions and superannuation: the need for change
Do we need to burn forests to save the environment
A super waste of money: Redesigning super tax concessions
It's the revenue stupid: Ideas for a brighter budget
Apr
Who’s getting negative? The benefits of negative gearing by federal electorate
Top Gears: How negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount benefit drive up house prices
Franking Credits Briefing Paper
Closing the tax loopholes: A Buffett rule for Australia
Mar
The great Australian lockout: Inequality in the housing market
Australia’s Tobin Tax: Arguments and evidence
Population Growth in Australia
Everyday Sexism
Coal in the Southern Highlands economy
Feb
Large Scale Solar and the RET
Jan
The Dash from Gas: Could demand in New South Wales fall to half?
Are there 27,000 jobs in the Galilee Basin?
Queensland Taxpayers’ $2 billion Abbot Point Subsidies Bill
How to extend the GST without hurting the poor
2014
Dec
Unlocking care: continuing mental health care for prisoners and their families
Wind energy, climate and health: evidence for the impacts of wind generated energy in Australia
Solar energy in Australia: health and environmental costs and benefits
The budget’s hidden gender agenda
Nov
Briefing Note: Victorian Liberal Party promises new trains
The RET’s effect on Tasmania
Walking the tightrope: Have Australians achieved work/life balance?
Any way the wind blows: Power generation in South Australia
All talk, no action: the coal industry and energy poverty
Oct
Economics, agriculture and native vegetation in NSW
The mouse that roars: Coal in the Queensland economy
Sep
Boosting retirement incomes the easy way
Feeling safe again
Aug
Productivity in the construction industry
Jul
Will we let the sun shine in?
Redropdownblock of the Boston Consulting Group’s report to the Minister for Communications Briefing for the CWU on Australia Post’s operations
BRIEFING NOTE: Distributional impact of PUP savings measures
Fighting Dirty on Clean Energy
Income and wealth inequality in Australia
BRIEFING NOTE: Banks at risk of losing customers through investment in coal projects on the Reef
Jun
Mining the age of entitlement
Seeing through the dust: Coal in the Hunter Valley economy
Advance Australia Fair? What to do about growing inequality in Australia
May
Auditing the auditors: The People's Commission of Audit
Apr
Sustaining us all in retirement
Mar
Grow your own
Briefing Note: Debunking Solving for 'x' - The NSW Gas Supply Cliff
Fracking the future
Climate Proofing Your Investments: Moving Funds out of Fossil Fuels
Feb
A democracy deficit?
SURVEY: Australians want new WA Senate Election
2013
Dec
Power down
Chipping away at Tasmania's future
SURVEY: Most Aussies not aware of TPP implications
Biting the land that feeds you
Survey results: Women & Equity
Nov
Is fracking good for your health?
Hard to get a break?
Oct
What Australians don't know about CSG
Aug
Cut, Cut, Cut
Election 2013 youth survey - voting preferences
Coal and gas mining in Australia
Youth survey 2013 election- issues & policies
Tough on crime
What's choice got to do with it?
Jul
Survey results: Australians trust ABC over commercial media
$2.9 billion CSG surcharge
Election 2013 youth survey - interest & enrolment
Logging or carbon credits
Cooking up a price rise
Jun
Pouring more fuel on the fire
Election 2013 youth survey - part 1
May
The Australian native forest sector: Causes of decline and prospects for the future
Tax cuts that broke the budget
Apr
Electricity and privatisation: what happened to those promises?
Mar
Super for some
Trouble with childcare
Time to get engaged with super?
Feb
Still beating around the bush
Culture of resistance
Corporate power in Australia
2012
Dec
The case against cutting the corporate tax rate
Tasmanian Forest Agreement 2012: Who is the winner?
The rise and rise of the big banks
Carbon credits from Western Australia's multiple use public native forests: a first pass assessment
Nov
An unhealthy obsession: The impact of work hours and workplace culture on Australia's health
Beating around the bush
Oct
Who knew Australians were so co-operative? The size and scope of mutually owned co-ops in Australia
Cash-in-hand means less cash for states
Aug
Measuring Fugitive Emissions: Is coal seam gas a viable bridging fuel?
The profit in home lending
Can the taxpayer afford self-funded retirement?
James Price Point: An economic analysis of the Browse LNG project
Jun
All the lonely people: Loneliness in Australia, 2001-2009
Apr
Are unemployment benefits adequate in Australia?
Pouring Fuel on the Fire
Showing their helping hand: The selective promotion of government assistance
Match making: Using data-matching to find people missing out on government assistance
Too much of a good thing? The macroeconomic case for slowing down the mining boom
Mar
Job creator or job destroyer: An analysis of the mining boom in Queensland
Justice for all
Feb
CSG economic modelling; On the alleged benefits of the Santos coal seam gas project in North West NSW
The use and abuse of economic modelling in Australia
Jan
Casual Labour: A stepping stone to something better or part of an underclass
Rubbery Figures: An examination of the claimed and likely cost of poker machine reform in Australia
2011
Dec
An analysis of the economic impacts of the China First mine
Nov
Carbon Bloating: The unintended consequences of giving away free permits to big polluters
Polluted time: Blurring the boundaries between work and life
Oct
Bulky billing: Missing out on fair and affordable health care
What Price Dignity?
Sep
The Australian wine tax regime: Assessing industry claims
Mining the truth: The rhetoric and reality of the commodities boom
Aug
Mining Australia's productivity
The direct costs of waiting for direct action
What you don't know can hurt you: How market concentration threatens internet diversity
Jul
The wage-penalty effect: The hidden cost of maternity leave
The real cost of direct action: An analysis of the Coalition's Direct Action Plan
Jun
How many jobs is 23,510, really? Recasting the mining job loss debate
May
On the wrong track: The case for abandoning the promised $7 billion subsidies to Australia's dirtiest coal-fired power stations
The rise and rise of online retail
Surplus fetish: The political economy of the surplus, deficit and debt
Apr
The industries that cried wolf
Feb
The price of disloyalty: Why competition has failed to lower ATM fees
Complementary or contradictory? An analysis of the design of climate policies in Australia
2010
Dec
Australian Financial Integrity Network
Nov
The Australian Government's solar PV rebate program
Long time, no see: The impact of time poverty on Australian workers
Rough Trade: How Australia's trade policies contribute to illegal logging in the Pacific Region
Oct
What Australians don't know about CSG
Removing poverty traps in the tax transfer system
Sep
Running on empty? The peak oil debate
Aug
Once more with feeling: Principles for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving the wellbeing of most Australians
The regional impact of public service job cuts
Money and Power: The case for better regulation in banking
Why a carbon tax is good for the hip pocket
Jul
Green jobs: What are they and do we need them?
May
Missing out: Unclaimed government assistance and concession benefits
Measuring what Matters: Do Australians have good access to primary health care?
Reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation in developing countries: A cautionary tale from Australia
Mar
Effective emissions targets needed to protect Australia's blood supply
A licence to print money: Bank profits in Australia
Feb
Measuring what matters
Jan
Reining it in: Executive pay in Australia
2009
Nov
What you should know about nano
Something for Nothing: Unpaid overtime in Australia
What a waste: An analysis of household expenditure on food
Oct
Greening motoring costs
What does $50,000 buy in a population survey?
Woolly figures
Harder to do than to say?
Road congestion charges: An idea whose time has come
Sep
The case for a universal default superannuation fund
Aug
The impact of the recession on women
Zero-sum game? The human dimensions of emissions trading
Jul
A fair-weather friend? Australia's relationship with a climate-changed Pacific
State of denial
Jun
The benefits of the mining boom: Where did they go?
May
Future Economic Thought- discussion paper
Apr
Tax equity: Reforming capital gains taxation in Australia
Long overdue: The macroeconomic benefits of paid parental leave
Feb
The great superannuation tax concession rort
Increasing the Newstart Allowance: A necessary part of equitable fiscal stimulus
Jan
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Per Capita of Annex B Parties to the Kyoto Protocol
2008
Dec
Choosing Not to Choose: Making superannuation work by default
Go Away, Please: The social and economic impact of intrusive marketing
Nov
Fixing the Floor in the ETS
Oct
Agriculture and Emissions Trading: The impossible dream?
The case for a new top tax rate
The role of a higher age pension in stimulating the economy
The tax treatment of capital investments in renewable energy
The Dangers of Character Tests: Dr Haneef and other cautionary tales
Sep
Who are the (un)intended losers from emissions trading?
Aug
Agreeing to Disagree: Maintaining dissent in the NGO sector
The Impact of an Emissions Trading Scheme on State Government Budgets
May
Choice Overload: Australians coping with financial decisions
Where does the buck stop? Community attitudes to over-lending and over-spending
Mar
Character as Destiny: The dangers of character tests in Commonwealth law
Jan
Stuff Happens: Unused things cluttering up our homes
Carbon Liabilities of NSW Electricity Generators
Aviation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the ACT
2007
Oct
The State of the Australian Middle Class
Climate Change and Australian Coastal Shipping
Sep
Under the Radar. Dog-whistle politics in Australia
Obesity, a cure for loss of identity
Aug
'Clean coal' and other greenhouse myths
Carbon Offsets: Saviour or cop-out?
Jul
Do politicians deserve to go to heaven? Public attitudes to prominent Australians.
Using cheap private health insurance to avoid the Medicare Levy Surcharge: What is the cost to taxpayers?
Australia's 21st Century Carbon Budget: How much have we consumed?
Fear of Climate Change: A rejoinder to George Monbiot
Jun
University Capture. Australian universities and the fossil fuel industry.
Greenhouse Strategies: What do Australians prefer?
May
A Statement by University Economists on Climate Change
A Flight Risk? Aviation and climate change in Australia
Attitudes to Nuclear Power: Are they shifting?
Mar
Effective emissions targets needed to protect Australia's blood supply
Critique of the McKibbin-Wilcoxen Hybrid Emissions Trading Scheme
Feb
Mobile phones and the consumer kids
Jan
Siting Nuclear Power Plants in Australia - Where would they go?
Siting Nuclear Power Plants in Australia - Where would they go?
Who Wants a Nuclear Power Plant: Support for nuclear power in Australia
Response to Federal Government's Critique of The National Greenhouse Accounts and Land Clearing: Do the numbers stack up?
The National Greenhouse Accounts and Land Clearing: Do the numbers stack up?
2006
Dec
Heating up: bushfires and climate change
Letting Children be Children: Stopping the sexualisation of children in Australia
Nov
All Quiet In the Ranks: An exploration of dissent in Australia's security agencies
Oct
Wind Farms: The facts and the fallacies
The Politics of the Past and the Future
Corporate Paedophilia: Sexualisation of children in Australia
Sep
The Attitudes of Australians to Happiness and Social Well-being
Baby Boomers and Retirement: Dreams, fears and anxieties
Aug
Baby Boomers: The not so lucky generation
Jul
Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act: An ongoing failure
School Vouchers: An evaluation of their impact on education outcomes
State and territory tourism assistance: A zero sum game
Jun
Who Listens to Alan Jones
ABC Learning Centres: A case study of Australia's largest child care corporation
May
Competitiveness and Carbon Pricing: Border adjustments for greenhouse policies
Cross Media Ownership: New media or more of the same?
Apr
Child Care Quality in Australia
Equality of Opportunity in Australia: Myth and reality
Mar
Drug Law Reform: Beyond Prohibition
Feb
The Dirty Politics of Climate Change: Speech to the Climate Change and Business Conference, Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, 20 February 2006
Skip Dipping in Australia
2005
Dec
Unwanted Christmas Presents: Getting the Most out of Christmas
Sep
Why the Telstra agreement will haunt the National Party: Lessons from the Democrats' GST Deal
Who Drives 4WDs?
Aug
Playing Politics with the Federal Heritage Regime
Response to the Minister for the Environment and Heritage’s Media Release concerning The Australia Institute Report, Playing Politics with the Federal Heritage Regime
Jul
Why Australians Will Never Be Prosperous
Greenhouse implications of the proposed Sydney desalination plant
Mapping Homophobia in Australia
Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act: A Five Year Assessment
Jun
Who is Better at Managing the Australian Economy: Labor or the Coalition?
Privatising Land in the Pacific: A defence of customary tenures
May
The Attitudes of Young People to the Environment
Can humans survive automation?: Speech to the Manning Clark House conference Science and Ethics: Can Homo Sapiens Survive?
Victoria’s Greenhouse Policy: The moment of truth
How big should Canberra Be?
Apr
Off to Work: Commuting in Australia
Mar
Who benefits from private health insurance in Australia?
Wasteful Consumption in Australia
Feb
Demographic trends in private health insurance membership
Climate Change Policy Beyond Kyoto: A new global plan
Mapping Loneliness in Australia
Jan
Speech at the launch of In search of sustainability ed. by J Goldie, B Douglas and B Furnass
Meeting the climate challenge: Recommendation of the International Climate Change Taskforce
The Indian Ocean tsunami and sea level rise: Lessons to be learned
Making Fines Fairer
2004
Nov
Property Rights and the Environment: Should farmers have a right to compensation?
20th November: Take-the-rest-of-the-year-off day
Oct
Trading in Food Safety? The impact of trade agreements on quarantine in Australia
Sep
Geosequestration: What is it and how much can it contribute to a sustainable energy policy for Australia?
Climate Change Policy in Australia: Isolating the Great Southern Land, National Institute for Environment Public Lecture, 5th August 2004
Aug
The Disappointment of Liberalism and the quest for inner freedom
The Accountability of Private Schools to Public Values
Speech at the Dinner to Celebrate the Tenth Anniversary of The Australia Institute
Work and family futures: How young Australians plan to work and care
Jul
Overconsumption of pet food in Australia
Taming the Panda: The relationship between WWF Australia and the Howard Government
Jun
Silencing Dissent: Non-government organisations and Australian democracy
Greenhouse gas emissions in industrialised countries: Where does Australia stand?
Public policy, complexity and rulebase technology
May
Notes of LETAG Meeting
Carpe Diem? The Deferred Happiness Syndrome
Public Attitudes to Discrimination in Private Schools
Lost children: Condemning children to long-term disadvantage
Mar
International Climate Change Taskforce. Media release and background papers
The benefits of an ageing population
Feb
Consumer capitalism: Is this as good as it gets? The 15th Maurice Blackburn Oration
Can't Buy Me Love? Young Australians' dropdownblocks on parental work, time, guilt and their own consumption
Getting a Life: Understanding the downshifting phenomenon in Australia
Jan
Buying an education: Where are the returns highest?
2003
Dec
A backdoor to higher medicine prices? Intellectual property and the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement
Democratising excellence? Chamber music and arts policy in Australia
Nov
Using rewards to catch white collar criminals
Downshifting in Britain: A sea-change in the pursuit of happiness
Fatherhood and fatherlessness
Oct
An abrupt climate change scenario and its implications for United States national security
Sep
Health Spending in the Bush: an analysis of the geographic distribution of the private health insurance rebate
Overconsumption in Britain: A culture of middle-class complaint?
Jul
Annual leave in Australia: An analysis of entitlements, usage and preferences
The double dividend: an analysis of the job creation potential of purchasing additional holiday leave
Comparing Drug Prices in Australia and the USA: The implications of the US-Australia Free Trade Agreement
Jun
Comfortable, relaxed and drugged to the eye-balls
May
Trading in Our Health System? The impact of the Australia-US Free Trade Agreement on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
Can Porn Set Us Free?: A speech to the Sydney Writers Festival, May 25th 2003
Apr
The New Anti-Internationalism: Australia and the United Nations Human Rights Treaty System
Mar
Regulating Youth Access to Pornography
Feb
Funding sport fairly: an income-contingent loans scheme for elite sports training
Sunshine, Containment, War: Options on Korea
Youth and Pornography in Australia: Evidence on the extent of exposure and likely effects
Jan
Putting pressure on rogues
Environmentalism and scientific truth
Downshifting in Australia: A sea-change in the pursuit of happiness
Missing the target: An analysis of Australian Government greenhouse spending
2002
Dec
Tax Flight? An analysis of the 'duty free' system in Australia
Overconsumption in Australia: the rise of the middle-class battler
Nov
Health Insurance Tax Rort
Oct
Long-Term Greenhouse Gas Scenarios
Aug
Updating Per Capita Emissions for Industrialised Countries
272 Economists Sign Climate Change Statements
Jul
The Economics of Reducing Greenhouse Gases
Jun
New Families for Changing Times
Mar
Taxes and Charges for Environmental Protection
Feb
Cashing in on Koalas
Jan
The Aluminium Smelting Industry: Structure, market power, subsidies and greenhouse gas emissions
2001
Dec
Population Ageing: Crisis or Transition?
Nov
With Friends Like Bjorn Lomborg, Environmentalists Don't Need Enemies
Why cutting Australia's greenhouse gases will be good for regional jobs
Oct
Climate Change and Commonwealth Nations
Regional Employment and Greenhouse Policies
Corporate Control of Healthcare in Australia
How fair is health spending? The distribution of tax subsidies for health in Australia
Sep
The idea of a university: Enterprise or academy?
Comprehensive emissions per capita for industrialised countries
Aug
The Medicare levy surcharge arrangement: Tax penalty or hidden tax subsidy?
Mar
Academic Freedom and Commercialisation of Australian Universities: Perceptions and experiences of social scientists
Feb
Measuring Employment in the 21st Century: New measures of underemployment and overwork
2000
Dec
Tracking Well-being in Australia: The Genuine Progress Indicator 2000
Oct
Taxing Concern? The Performance of the Green Power Scheme in Australia
Corporate Welfare: Public Accountability for Industry Assistance
Sep
Tax expenditures and public health financing in Australia
Aug
Mutual Obligation - Ethical and social implications
Jul
The Decade of Landcare: Looking Backward - Looking Forward
Jun
Avoiding Recessions and Australian Long-Term Unemployment
May
Indicators of a Sustainable Community: Measuring Quality of Life in Newcastle
Mar
Regulating Blood
Feb
The Implications of the GST for Charities
1999
Dec
Population Growth and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Nov
Comparing Native Title and Anglo-Australian Land Law
Greenhouse gas emissions per capita of Annex B Parties to the Kyoto Protocol
Common Misconceptions in the Climate Change Debate
Subsidies to the aluminium industry and climate change
Oct
Accounting for Kyoto and Emissions Trading
Sep
Quality of Life in Australia: An analysis of public perceptions
Public Expenditure on Services for Indigenous People: Education, Employment, Health and Housing
Aug
Business Tax Reform and the Environment: Emissions trading as a tax reform option
Jun
The Environmental Implications of the Revised ANTS Package
Competing Interests: Competition policy in the welfare sector
Mar
Joint Submission to the Senate Select Committee On a New Tax System
Measuring Container Port Productivity: The Australian Experience
Feb
Economic Growth: The Dark Side of the Australian Dream
1998
Dec
The Privatisation of ACTEW: The fiscal, efficiency and service quality implications of the proposed sale of ACT Electricity and Water
Sep
The GST Package and Air Pollution
Aug
The Evolution of the Global Market for Greenhouse Gas Emissions Allowances
Jul
The Kyoto Protocol: Implications for Australia and the world
Jun
Looking Forward with a Glance Backward: An environmental scan for Australia
May
A Poisoned Chalice: Australia and the Kyoto Protocol
Apr
Tax Reform, the GST and Women
Mar
Gambling Taxation in Australia
Indigenous Property Rights: New developments in planning and valuation
From Kyoto to Hobart: Economic Renewal through Environmental Leadership in Tasmania
1997
Dec
Economic Analysis of Greenhouse Policy: A layperson's guide to the perils of economic modelling
Sep
The Genuine Progress Indicator for Australia
Aug
Climate Change Policies in Australia
Jul
Koalas and Tourism: An economic evaluation
May
Economic Rationalism: Social philosophy masquerading as economic science
Apr
Ecological Tax Reform in Australia: Using taxes and public spending to protect the environment without hurting the economy
Native Title: Implications for land management
A Policy Without a Future: Australia's International Position on Climate Change
Jan
Towards a professional Australian public service: Response to a Discussion Paper by Mr Peter Reith
1996
Oct
The Path to Full Employment: A talk to the ACOSS Congress
Jul
What should governments do? Auditing the Audit Commission
Mining in Kakadu: Lessons from Coronation Hill
Jun
Redistributing Work: Solutions to the paradox of overwork and unemployment in Australia
Mar
Citizens in the Marketplace: The implications of competition policy for citizenship
1995
Dec
A tradeable emissions entitlement scheme for greenhouse gases from the NSW electricity industry
Nov
Logging and water
Aug
Private sector involvement in public sector infrastructure
Jul
The economic language of Landcare
Jun
The privatisation of CSL
Feb
Australia's greenhouse strategy: can the future be rescued?
1994
Dec
Comparison of emission sources and emission trends among OECD countries
Sep
Does Privatisation Pay?
May
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