Digital health systems have been a critical topic of exploration and policy development across the globe in recent years. Simone…
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.…
Guest blog: Practical tested actions for the social sector in the digital economy – by Professor Jane Farmer
In the lead up to the Society 4.0 Forum, Director of the Social Innovation Research Institute at Swinburne University of…
Meet Xin – an APO intern with a passion for culture
Zhao Xin (Xin) is undertaking his Masters of Cultural and Creative Industries in the School of Media, Film and Journalism at Monash…
APO now features a curated collection on digital health
Great news! APO now features a curated, online Digital Health grey literature collection. The Collection examines aspects of digital health systems that…
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…
APO welcomes new Director
We are delighted to announce that Dr Brigid van Wanrooy has been appointed as the new Director of Analysis &…
Improving learning outcomes for Indigenous students
Indigenous ways of learning include deep listening and community-oriented activities, with family being a prominent element of First Peoples’ education.…
NAIDOC Week: Truth telling together
NAIDOC week is an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Australia’s First Peoples. The theme…
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…
