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July 2005
Mapping Homophobia in Australia
This piece aims to map out the socio-economic, age, regional and gendered opinions on homosexuality. This piece found that 35% of Australians are homosexual, mostly older, rural, lower socio-economic males.
June 2005
Privatising Land in the Pacific: A defence of customary tenures
A response to a series of papers authored mainly by Helen Hughes whose argument that customary land tenures are the principal cause of poverty in PNG, and that Australia should make its aid contingent upon changes, is influential in Government circles. This report argues that the proposed privatisation is based on wholesale confusion about the
May 2004
April 2003
The New Anti-Internationalism: Australia and the United Nations Human Rights Treaty System
Explores Australia’s current commitment to the observance of universal human rights standards and its relationship with the international institutions established to monitor them.
May 2000
Indicators of a Sustainable Community: Measuring Quality of Life in Newcastle
This discussion paper is part of the Australia Institute’s work program on measuring quality of life. The Institute has formed a collaborative partnership with Newcastle City Council to build an indicator series against which the Newcastle community’s progress towards sustainability can be measured.
May 1994
“Trash” fights back
The Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC CMG, President of the New South Wales Court of Appeal and Chairman of the Executive of the International Commission of Jurists and Professor Max Neutze, Inaugural Chair, at the public launch of The Australia Institute on 4 May 1994, Brassey Hotel Canberra.