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Private sector Nobel Prizes

Governance & Service Provision | | Tom Quirk
Online Opinion 17th January, 2007

A crowning achievement for a scientist is the award of a Nobel Prize. For an academic institution the winner is a real live jewel in the academic...

Spiralling house prices a national tragedy

Housing: The Great Australian Dream Project | | Alan Moran
The Herald Sun 13th January, 2007

According to the Real Estate Institute of Australia, average house prices in Melbourne's outer suburbs and Geelong were $270,000-$285,000 in the...

Protectionism's many faces

| John Roskam
Australian Financial Review 11th January, 2007

Kevin Rudd will face many forks in the road on his way to making Labor electable in time for this year's federal election. During his travails he...

No benefits with strings

Deregulation Unit | | Tim Wilson
The Courier-Mail 11th January, 2007

If it wasn't an election year, the recent suggestions that the Federal Government will attach highly restrictive strings to the acquisition of...

A major difference, at last

Work Reform Unit | | Ken Phillips
Australian Financial Review 10th January, 2007

The creation by Labor leader Kevin Rudd of a shadow ministry for independent contractors is suddenly changing the political debate about workplace...

Broadband Internet - getting the framework right

Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit | | Chris Berg
Online Opinion 4th January, 2007

The United Nations last month released a report on broadband policies for developing nations. Unfortunately, its recommendations provide little...

Rudd idea is pushing up daisies

Work Reform Unit | | Alan Moran
Herald Sun 2nd January, 2007

Kevin Rudd has signalled a determination to pursue "industry policy". In its original form, this is the long discredited Australian approach of...

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