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Posted: 8:00 am on 6th March 2012

Research positions at CIS The Centre for Independent Studies (CIS), Australia’s foremost independent public policy think tank is looking for exceptional individuals to join our research team. The positions will suit people with a strong interest in promoting market-based solutions for public policy. These positions offer an outstanding opportunity to lead cutting-edge research and influence public policy on a range of high-profile and important issues. Applications from either graduate level…

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The Asia-Pacific century

Posted: 1:38 pm on 17th November 2011

America’s future lies in the Asia-Pacific and the US will play a leading role in shaping the region. “Let there be no doubt, in the Asia-Pacific in the 21st century, the United States of America is all in,” Barack Obama said at the joint sitting of Parliament this morning. With the current ramping up of US involvement in the region, it is interesting to listen to a recent CIS lecture…

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NZ Spending Binge a Waste

Posted: 11:47 am on 15th November 2011

The Decade-long Binge: How Government Squandered Ten Years of Economic Prosperity In a new report to be released on Thursday, CIS New Zealand Policy Analyst Luke Malpass argues that despite a massive increase in spending, the key social indicators remain static.

Not So Super?

Posted: 8:00 am on 11th November 2011

 CIS economist Adam Creighton addresses the critical issue of superannuation reform in the lucky country. With our aging and expanding population, it is imperative that we overhaul our existing system to better serve our growing retirement needs. Starting with an overview of the existing system, Adam discusses the proposals suggested by the Henry Tax Review, the government’s existing ideas, and conclude with his personal perspectives on future options.

Do Not Damage and Disturb

Posted: 5:00 pm on 6th November 2011

  Dr Jeremy Sammut discusses his new report on child protection failures and the pressure on Out of Home Care in Australia.  Jeremy suggests solutions that may be unpalatable but which he believes are necessary to protect children.

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