The Australia Institute Tasmania
Established in 2017, the Australia Institute’s Tasmanian office contributes to the state’s public debate through research, stakeholder engagement, policy development, events, and public education.
With a particular focus on democracy and accountability, marine governance, climate, environmental and economic policy areas, the Australia Institute’s Tasmanian office enhances the local impact of one of the nation’s most influential public policy think tanks.
From reforming Tasmania’s tax system and electoral laws to analysing the economic and social impact of transitioning out of the native forest timber industry, the Australia Institute Tasmania is committed to publishing research that matters, and improving policy outcomes for all Tasmanians.
Research Topics
- Agriculture, Aquaculture & Food
- Animal Welfare
- Biodiversity
- Climate Change
- Consumerism & Waste
- Corporate Governance
- Elections, Politics & Parties
- Electricity Markets & the Grid
- Employment & Unemployment
- Environment & Jobs
- Forestry
- Fossil Fuel Mining
- Gambling
- Governance & Government Agencies
- Housing
- Identity & Freedom from Discrimination
- Inequality
- Infrastructure & Construction
- Integrity Commissions
- Labour Standards & Workers' Rights
- Law & Order
- Media
- Oceans
- Public Sector, Procurement & Privatisation
- Renewable Energy
- Science & Technology
- Security
- Society & Culture
- Sport & Recreation
- Tax, Spending & the Budget
- Trade & Foreign Aid
- Transport
- Wages & Entitlements
- Water
Initiatives
Latest Research
Save the Skate
Reconsideration of Marine Farming Expansion, Macquarie Harbour, Tasmania
Jobs and Trees
Changing employment in Tasmanian towns
Latest News
Related events
Integrity in Politics: Public Forum
The Hon Meg Webb, Roland Browne, Bill Browne & Eloise Carr
Reassessing salmon farming in Tasmania: Public Forum
Louise Cherrie, Fiona Hamilton, Jess Holgersson, Cass Wright, Peter George and Eloise Carr
Tasmanian Ocean Summit 2023
Achieving a thriving ocean future for all
