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Making evidence scalable from the start can prevent policy ‘voltage drops’
How many Australians are put at risk by someone else’s gambling?
Fewer Australians gambled in 2024 than in 2019 – but how they gambled is more of a worry
Supporting Indigenous business and the cost of procuring success
Climate change is taking an emotional toll, but better education could help
How Australia can avoid a satellite data disaster
This new five-step process could improve policymaking for Indigenous people
Protecting Australian exporters from a future trade war
Preventing Australia’s mothers from being penalised in the workforce
National security is getting more complex, and Australia needs a plan
Applied epidemiology is an intelligent investment
Applied epidemiologists have a crucial role. They help control epidemics through detecting clustered diseases and recommending control measures. Internationally, we need more of them with better training. ANU researchers suggest five ways to increase the capacity to investigate epidemics and stop them earlier.