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Come together? The unusual combination of precariat materialist and ed by Roger Patulny and Ben Spies-Butcher

Come together? The unusual combination of precariat materialist and ed by Roger Patulny and Ben Spies-Butcher
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Social research key to designing impactful policies

Social research is playing an increasingly central role in crafting impactful public policies. Societies are at the heart of policymaking, so interweaving public interest with policy design is a powerful way to unveil many advantageous opportunities for fine-tuning solutions. As such, there are plenty of strategic advantages for establishing dedicated social research units

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Most Australians thought lockdown restrictions about right

Two thirds of Australians thought COVID-19 lockdown restrictions struck the right balance between health and freedom of movement.

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What Do Aussies Actually Think About the Religious Discrimination Bill?

This week, the religious discrimination bill is finally being debated on the floor of federal parliament. The bill has prompted disagreements within

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Only 19% of Australians agree religious schools should be able to ban LGBT+ teachers

This week, we finally see religious discrimination debated on the floor of federal parliament. But what do voters actually think about the issues behind the bill?

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