Project Description

Return to challenges

Wellbeing

How can Australia prioritise wellbeing and early intervention – including in education and care – to address social and economic challenges?

    Key objectives for drug policy reform following the NSW Drug Summit

    17 January 2025

    Prevention, early intervention, harm reduction and education should be prioritised in the NSW Government’s new Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Strategy.

    Jack Wilson

    Kate Ross

    Steph Kershaw

  • How government can boost manufacturing SMEs – and lift productivity – through adoption of advanced technologies

    Dilupa Nakandala

  • Can national time banks strengthen wellbeing economies?

    Jo-An Occhipinti, Ante Prodan, William Hynes, John Buchanan, Goran Ujdur and Harris Eyre

  • Diversifying Australians’ investment choices by boosting confidence in our superannuation system

    Reza Tajaddini, Hassan Gholipour Fereidouni & Amir Arjomandi

More articles

  • Measuring what matters: embracing Mental Wealth as an overarching indicator of national prosperity

    As Australia embraces a broader definition of national progress, we should use metrics that prioritise the wellbeing of the economy and society together.

    Jo-An Occhipinti

  • The wellbeing economy: our opportunity to redesign a more humane economy

    Australia and the world need a new economic and social paradigm that prioritises people and the planet.

    Katherine Trebeck

  • The biggest risks of AI don’t come from it getting smarter than us – they come from us

    Policymakers should prioritise the risks of inequality, a loss of creativity and self-interested manipulation when thinking about AI.

    Jenny Gordon