Publications

The TJ Ryan Foundation, in conjunction with QUT’s Centre for Decent Work & Industry, is pleased to co-host a public symposium next month on Women and

TJ Ryan Foundation Research Associate, John Quiggin, and Richard Holden write in The Conversation (9.7.21) that a majority of Australian economists are supportive of lockdowns as

Matt Wordsworth reports for the ABC (16.6.21) on the Palaszczuk government’s 2021-22 budget, with Treasurer Cameron Dick confirming the state would remain in deficit for the

The National Foundation for Australian Women has released (24.5.21) a series of papers analysing this year’s federal budget and its impact upon women through various policy

Michelle Grattan writes in The Conversation (11.5.21) about the Coalition government’s 2021-22 federal budget, highlighting its big-spending commitments in an effort to stimulate economic recovery. ‘The

TJ Ryan Foundation Research Associate, John Quiggin, writes in Inside Story (23.3.21) about the choices confronting Australia’s leaders in ‘building back better’ after the economic downturn

The TJ Ryan Foundation is pleased to host its first event for the year with the Hon Chris Bowen MP, Shadow Minister for Climate Change and

TJ Ryan Foundation Research Associate, John Quiggin, writes in The Conversation (19.1.21) about the phasing out of the federal government’s pandemic income support schemes, arguing that

The National Foundation for Australian Women has released (18.10.20) a series of papers analysing this year’s federal budget and its impact upon women through various policy

Sean Parnell reports in InQueensland (1.12.20) on the long-awaied release of the Palaszczuk government’s budget for 2020-21, revealing interesting parallels with government programs past and present. ‘On

The Grattan Institute’s Danielle Wood and colleagues write in The Conversation (7.10.20) about the Coalition’s 2020 federal budget, arguing that, among the headline infrastructure spending, women

Katharine Murphy reports in The Guardian (2.9.20) on the release of ABS data showing Australia’s economy had gone into recession in the last financial quarter, suggesting