Experiences of the cashless debit card from First Peoples of Ceduna

Carissa Lee Godwin, Editor, APO’s First Peoples & Public Policy Collection, presents key findings from a paper on the Federal Government’s … More

Grey research data: The new frontier

Ahead of the Grey Research Data workshop that APO will run at the eResearch Australasia Conference in Brisbane this October, … More

Guest blog: Introducing the Digital Health Systems Collection – by Simone Marangon

Digital health systems have been a critical topic of exploration and policy development across the globe in recent years. Simone … More

Economic independence through Indigenous art in Australia’s far north

Economic self-determination through art and culture can be empowering, but for some remote communities, it can be difficult to achieve. … More

Guest blog: Creative industries in Industry 4.0 – by Dr Jessica Pacella

In recent years, ‘creative industries’ has become a politically charged issue across the globe. Dr Jess Pacella, Lecturer at the … More

Opinion: Sorry Day – The importance of knowledge

My name is Carissa Lee Godwin. I’m a Wemba-Wemba and Noongar woman, and Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO) Specialist Editor … More

Swinburne names APO a ‘Change Maker’

Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO) has been named as a ‘Change Maker’ by Swinburne University of Technology (Swinburne) in a … More

APO attends Oceans and Islands Conference

In late November APO Collections Editor Penelope Aitken travelled to speak at the New Zealand Institute of Pacific Research’s Oceans and Islands … More

Guest blog: What is Policy? – by Grace Coleman

What Is Policy? I had been asking myself – and everyone else – this question a hundred times this week. … More

Fighting poverty with evidence – an interview with Dr Naomi Rutenberg

APO will be attending the Global Evidence and Implementation Summit (GEIS) 2018 this October – in the lead up, we … More

APO Director joins international committee for FAST terminology

APO Director, Amanda Lawrence recently joined the first international FAST Policy and Outreach Committee (FPOC) – one of the library … More

Highlights from the KM2018 conference

In the first week of July, Amanda Lawrence and I attended the Knowledge Mobilisation Conference (KM2018) in Sydney, hosted by … More

APO’s crusade against broken links

Broken links have become synonymous with web browsing. There are a number of reasons why and how they occur, most commonly … More

Welcome changes to the Copyright Act

While copyright reform moves at a glacial pace, it is pleasing to report that in 2017 the Australian Government introduced … More