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More Australians receive unemployment payments than you think

Contributor, Tuesday, 15th December 2020 -

A new study highlights significant misunderstandings about the scale and scope of Australians who receive unemployment payments. Australians receiving unemployment…

Early Career Researchers Receive $2.4M Fellowship

Wendy Williams, Thursday, 16th February 2017 -

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The five “best and brightest” early career researchers in Australia have been given a multi-million dollar boost to undertake groundbreaking research. The Westpac Bicentennial…

Work Hour Limits Need to Change for Better Mental Health and Gender Equality

Staff Reporter, Friday, 3rd February 2017 -

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The average weekly working hours hide an important gender difference, write Huong Dinh, Jennifer Welsh and Lyndall Strazdins from Australian National University, in…

Eight Ways we Can Improve Indigenous Employment

Staff Reporter, Monday, 13th June 2016 -

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Non-standard recruitment agencies, more education and ongoing mentoring and support are key to improving the number of Indigenous people in the workforce write Nicholas…

Budget Hits Australia’s Poorest Families Hardest, ANU Report Reveals

Wendy Williams, Thursday, 12th May 2016 -

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Australia’s poorest families will be hardest hit by the federal budget when the new measures come into place, a new report from the Australian National University has revealed.…

Repeal Day an Exercise in Deregulation Smoke and Mirrors

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 27th March 2014 -

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There are some big deceptions behind Tony Abbott and Josh Frydenberg’s Repeal Day initiative, writes John Wanna, Chair of Public Administration at Australian …

Aussie Maps NFPs in Developing Countries

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 23rd January 2014 -

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An Australian researcher is trying to map the Not for Profit, non-government hospitals and clinics in developing countries that operate on a hand-to-mouth existence…

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Current Super Concessions Favour the Wealthy – So Why Aren’t We Supporting Reform?

Staff Reporter, Friday, 8th February 2013 -

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This article is by John Passant, a tutor at Australian National University in Canberra. It was first published by The Conversation. It is republished here under CreativeCommons…

$50m Scholarship Gift – Transformative Philanthropy

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 6th February 2013 -

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Billionaire Graham Tuckwell and his wife Louise have given $50 million to the Australian National University to fund a new Tuckwell Scholarship program – described…

Closing the Gap on Indigenous Employment? Not Quite

Staff Reporter, Friday, 2nd November 2012 -

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This article is by Dr. Nicholas Biddle, a Fellow at Australian National University, Canberra. It was first published by The Conversation. It is republished here under…

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Tag : Australian National University

Early Career Researchers Receive $2.4M Fellowship

Work Hour Limits Need to Change for Better Mental Health and Gender Equality

Eight Ways we Can Improve Indigenous Employment

Budget Hits Australia’s Poorest Families Hardest, ANU Report Reveals

Repeal Day an Exercise in Deregulation Smoke and Mirrors

Aussie Maps NFPs in Developing Countries

Current Super Concessions Favour the Wealthy – So Why Aren’t We Supporting Reform?

$50m Scholarship Gift – Transformative Philanthropy

Closing the Gap on Indigenous Employment? Not Quite

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