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Indigenous business sector worth billions
Indigenous business sector worth billions

Meet an award winning, Aboriginal-owned construction and maintenance services business that’s part of the booming $4.8 billion Indigenous business se…

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The Taliban economy
The Taliban economy

With tax income from lucrative trade routes and finance from countries such as China or Pakistan, how insulated are the Taliban from the western thre…

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Reflections on poverty in SA, and what's cuckoo smurfing?
Reflections on poverty in SA, and what's cuckoo smurfing?

Cuckoo smurfing — what it is, how to spot it, how to make sure it doesn't happen to you. An Australian philanthropic foundation marks 135 years of he…

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Estate duties: a good but unpopular tax
Estate duties: a good but unpopular tax

A blast from the past offers a possible answer to growing wealth inequality. Three economists put the case for the resurrection of inheritance taxes.…

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China's 2021 economy and Mariana Mazzucato's mission
China's 2021 economy and Mariana Mazzucato's mission

The pandemic and subsequent economic crisis have shown how government is crucial for getting things done – like rolling out a vaccine or throwing the…

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Encrypt, extort: ransomware attacks rise
Encrypt, extort: ransomware attacks rise

Ransomware attacks across Australia have become a major problem for business, causing massive disruptions and costing millions to remediate. Recent a…

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Relevant test questions close the gap
Relevant test questions close the gap

New research has proven that the performance of Indigenous students in literacy tests can be significantly lifted by changing the context of question…

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Billions added to government's bottom line and unemployment down

A quicker-than-expected economic recovery from the COVID-19 recession has added billions to the government’s bottom line, but that’s unlikely to be f…

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Localising exam questions lifts scores and potentially, economic prospects
Localising exam questions lifts scores and potentially, economic prospects

Leading research on how adapting exam questions to make them culturally relevant to regional and Aboriginal students could close the Indigenous readi…

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Remembering Geoff Harcourt
Remembering Geoff Harcourt

Geoff Harcourt was one of Australia's best-known academic economists. He inspired and mentored many students and made significant contributions to pu…

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