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Survey of access and benefit-sharing country measures accommodating the distinctive features of genetic resources for food and agriculture and associated traditional knowledge
(2021)The multiple sectors of food and agriculture globally operate within a rapidly changing environment of legislative, administrative and policy measures on access and benefit-sharing (ABS). These regulate access to, and use ...REPORT -
Hidden Costs: An Independent Study into Income Management in Australia
(2020)This report summarises preliminary findings from a national independent study into the ongoing expansion of income management (IM) in Australia. The study was funded by the Australian Research Council over a three-year ...REPORT -
Helping or Harming? Compulsory Income Management in Australia and New Zealand
(2020)Income Management (IM) quarantines a portion of welfare recipients’ social security payments, placing these funds in a special account. Quarantined funds cannot be withdrawn as cash and cannot be used to purchase prohibited ...REPORT -
Guiding principles for curriculum supports
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An evaluation of Screening Tool for Assessing Risk of Suicide (STARS) tailored training
(2019)The Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP), Griffith University, was commissioned by Brisbane North Primary Health Network (PHN) Region to deliver evidence-based suicide prevention assessment and ...REPORT -
The Relative Weight of Subject Knowledge and Type of University Attended: A Comparison of Law Higher Education in England and Germany (Working paper)
(Griffith University Law School Research Paper No. 16-18, 2016)This paper explores the relationship between legal practice and type of university attended and degree course studied for English and German lawyers. For England, some of the analysis is only based on data for barristers. ...REPORT -
A focus on training: balancing outcomes and development in Australian Vocational Education and Training
(2021-09)Many professionals involved in adult learning are perplexed by the dichotomy of ‘competent’ or ‘not yet competent’ as the two main outcomes recognised in vocational education and training (VET). Reports of poor quality in ...REPORT -
Building and Construction Industries Supply Chain Project (Domestic)
(2001)The Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science and Resources is identifying best practice case study examples of supply chain management within the building and construction industry to illustrate the concepts, innovations ...REPORT -
Construction Process Innovation in Denmark and Australia
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Hospitality Study Report
(2021)During July 2020 Australian hospitality businesses were surveyed in order to determine their experiences of Coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions. Data were obtained about changes made by businesses in their efforts to combat ...REPORT -
New Opportunities for Improving Mine Rehabilitation: Queensland's Environmental Protection (Chain of Responsibility) Amendment Act 2016 (Working paper)
(2016)This article explains how and why the statutory requirements for mining rehabilitation have failed to serve Queensland in the past and how the Environmental Protection (Chain of Responsibility) Amendment Act 2016, Qld, ...REPORT -
The carbon footprint of Auckland tourism
(2021)This inaugural work on the carbon footprint of tourism in Auckland provides a first baseline, but more work is required to refine the analysis. Several areas for improving the data availability and quality were identified. ...REPORT -
The Value of Allied Health Research In Australia - A Position Statement from Professors of Allied Health embedded in Health Services
(2021)Allied health professionals make up one quarter of the Australian health workforce. They play an important role in managing disability, chronic illness, rehabilitation, and a wide range of other health conditions across ...REPORT -
Airline initiatives to reduce climate impact
(2019)Airlines are facing mounting pressure from governments, the public and media to reduce their fast-growing CO2 emissions. Scientists have calculated that the ‘carbon budget’ that remains to stay safely within 1.5 degrees ...REPORT -
Problems in Climate Change and Human Rights (Working paper)
(2011)This "case study" was intended to be included in Anton & Shelton, Environmental Problems and Human Rights (Cambridge, 2011), but space limitations forced its omission from the printed text. The link between adverse impacts ...REPORT -
Great guide to Indigenisation of the curriculum
(2016)ndigenisation of the curriculum involves recognising and introducing Indigenous knowledges across our teaching practice. It is a challenging and complex process that will benefit all staff, students, graduates and local ...REPORT -
Restoring wholeness: Listening to country
(Hey, Utopia!, 2021)Political scientist and emeritus professor Anna Yeatman (Hobart) connects theory with practice to take up the invitation for Australia to reframe its understanding of itself.BOOKCHAPTER -
Home, together, a family: Imagining a future when the present is purgatory
(Hey, Utopia!, 2021)When David Threlfall's daughter, Charlotte, is born, what should be cause for celebration swiftly becomes a nightmare: arriving at just twenty-five weeks, Charlotte may not survive, and David is forced to confront the ...BOOKCHAPTER -
No limits: Trans sporting lives
(Hey, Utopia!, 2021)Award-winning Mununjali author Ellen van Neerven (Brisbane) illuminates the hopes and dreams of transgender athletes - and the barriers that still prevent them from enjoying a sporting chance.BOOKCHAPTER -
Scaling change: Negotiating the challenges of big and small
(Hey, Utopia!, 2021)GetUp! co-founder Amanda Tattersall (Sydney) reveals how she's been trying to change the world in ways big and small, fast and slow, since she was just a kid.BOOKCHAPTER