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September 2023
Food Waste in Australia
And how supermarkets profit from it
Australia wastes 7.6m tonnes of food each year, costing households $19.3 billion.
June 2023
A Fair COP31
The 2026 UN Climate Conference
The Australian Government has proposed that Australia host the 2026 UN Climate Conference, in “partnership” with Pacific nations.
July 2019
Homeshare: Getting on Together
A Submission to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety
The Australia Institute and Homeshare Australia made a joint submission to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. The submission outlines the wide range of economic and social benefits homeshare programs provide, such as alleviating loneliness and avoiding entry into residential care. The Royal Commission has an opportunity to recommend government investment in