Join @CharlesEdel, @davidcapie, @annafifield, and @AnnaPowles at 4pm ET tomorrow to discuss the key political actors shaping New Zealand's election and the potential national and foreign policy implications of the outcome.
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Check out this new interactive map detailing the various security relationships between the Pacific Island countries and Aus, US, NZ, China & Taiwan @AustraliaChair@CSIS
Who is competing for security influence in the Pacific, and where? Our new interactive map plots the security relationships between Pacific Island countries and Australia, the US, New Zealand, China, and Taiwan. https://t.co/Kbep0VnbPJ
Fierce competition for strategic influence has prompted a proliferation of security-related agreements across the Pacific Islands region in recent years. For more, check out our recent piece by @Ange_J_Bruno and @john_auge.
https://t.co/nk1Wgt5Lsw
Overall, we found little to no evidence that the entry of workers with less skills and human capital can explain weak labour productivity growth over recent years…https://t.co/NpFKhamMer
Join the Australian and New Zealand Productivity Commissions and a range of expert speakers at our livestream event on policy #reforms to drive #productivity. Register now
The AUS, NZ and state productivity commissions met yesterday to discuss the economic impacts of #COVID19 and progress on our #productivity and #regulation work programs. Many thanks to @ozprodcom@nzprocom NSWPC & SAPC
Improving economic resilience can minimise the costs to the community from large shocks like #COVID19. Our new research paper identifies principles for building economic #resilience and #productivity in QLD which are critical to driving growth.
Gigi Foster singlehandedly trashing the reputation of economists tonight on #qanda. She appeared to suggest we should emulate the example of Italy to avoid the long term costs of temporarily shutting down. Other panelists were genuinely shocked at such imbecility.
Thank you to the TEN THOUSAND people who have signed the petition against UQ’s attempt to expel me for my political activism in support of Hong Kong ❤��� unbelievable
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Our 2018–19 productivity update has been released. It looks at recent QLD #productivity estimates and trends at the state and industry level, the productivity slowdown and the link between #wagegrowth and productivity: https://t.co/E9UfjIFm9N
2019 Secretary’s Award for supporting policy and program areas via the innovative use of data. Congratulations to all the other recipients! #data#innovation#canberra#notbrisbane
UQ contacted me this afternoon and asked me to delete all recent posts as a Senator supporting Hong Kong students and supporting Taiwanese independence. Seems like free speech at Australian universities goes out the window when one airs opinions the Chinese state doesn’t like
Today I spoke alongside Dr Katherine Barnes at the International Evaluation Conference about innovation in government program evaluation. It was great to see so many people interested in this topic! #aes19SYD https://t.co/UACQiHXPYk
Listening to psychologist Tracy Westerman, 2018 WA Australian of the Year, speak about suicide prevention at the International Evaluation Conference #aes19SYD
The Office of the Chief Economist has issued its first scorecard for business managers nationwide. Healthcare came out tops in strategic management. @mcranston1 reports. #ausbiz https://t.co/sGX3vUUAjJ
You know the economy is in bad shape when NSW govt starts lifting lockout laws...
"Sydney is Australia's only global city and we need our night-life to reflect that."