APO’s recent donation campaign asked you to imagine a world without APO. Would it really be that bad? Wouldn’t everyone…
What is grey literature and why is it essential for policy?
APO houses the largest digital collection of grey literature on public policy – not just for Australia and New Zealand,…
The importance of words: Changes to the Public Policy Taxonomy
There are welcome changes coming to policy surrounding First Peoples affairs, such as more First Peoples and First Peoples-led organisations…
The urgent need for intergenerational healing for Stolen Generations survivors
Stolen Generations survivors have had their trauma acknowledged and apologies have been made. Despite this, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander…
A new addition to the Disability Research Collection
We are excited to let you know about the addition of a Topic in Focus within our Disability Research Collection,…
The dangers of misinformation surrounding Aboriginal deaths in custody
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains the name of a person who has…
2020 Subscriber Survey: What we heard and how we’re responding
The results from APO’s annual Subscriber Survey are in! As in previous years, we learned a lot about how APO…
Creating equal learning opportunities for First Nations students
Connecting on Country, a new report from World Vision Australia and The Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation, highlights the inequity…
Addressing racism in the Australian Football League
The Collingwood Football Club commissioned Larissa Behrendt and Lindon Coombes to conduct an independent review into its responses to racism.…
Guest blog: Evidence matters
APO is proud to be supporting the Evidence and Implementation Summit 2021. Dr Robyn Mildon makes the case for the…
Improving healthcare services for First Nations people
A recent report investigates how medical treatment can be improved for First Nations people.
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