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Peter Miller and colleagues write in The Conversation (12.8.19) the first in a series of articles based on a recently released comprehensive evaluation of the Queensland
Former Dean of ANZSOG, Gary Banks, reproduces the text of his 2018 Alf Rattigan Lecture in The Mandarin (30.11.18), arguing that the main obstacle to using evidence
Nobel Laureate and Queensland medical researcher, Peter Doherty, writes in The Conversation (21.4.17) about the international ‘March for Science’ event, arguing that the movement aims to cause US legislators
Emeritus Professor Paul Boreham, Deputy Executive Director of the TJ Ryan Foundation, writes: ‘The primary aim of the TJ Ryan Foundation is to bridge the gap
Simon Chapman writes in The Conversation (24.2.17) about the difficult-to-overcome gap between researchers’ work and their influence upon policy making. ‘Very early in my career, I
Rick Sarre writes in The Conversation (15.12.16) arguing that academic analysis is often ignored in political discourse and the formation of public policy – and this is
Policy Online carries a link (6.12.16) to the text of a Productivity Commission address by its deputy chair, Karen Chester, saying that evidence-based research is a
‘Most politicians will not read a single academic paper, or even an abstract, in any given year’ writes Cathy Alexander in Australian Policy Online (28.4.15). ‘Nor
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Peter Siminski writes in The Conversation (23.8.16) about questions raised over the evaluation of Indigenous-focused services and programs, highlighting the need to measure all public policy
Professor Glyn Davis AC, the former top mandarin who (along with Peter Bridgman) wrote the book on Australian policymaking, finds time in his ‘new’ life as
Policy Online carries links (21.4.16, 27.4.16) to two Australian Institute of Health and Welfare reports, outlining research into child protection and support services and the youth justice
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