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Liam Dillon

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Approved: how AI and data can transform Australia’s environmental approvals


Approximately $278 billion in construction work across housing and clean energy is relying on Australia’s environmental approvals system – but growing complexity, workforce shortages and outdated systems are putting delivery at risk. According to this report, artificial intelligence (AI) can help unlock the pipeline. It identifies what’s possible, what’s emerging and what to do about...
Briefing paper

In the dark: Australians need to know their disaster risk


Australians face rising disaster risks from climate change but often lack clear information and adequate insurance. This report calls for better access to hazard data, consistent national disclosure, council support and public awareness to strengthen preparedness and resilience against future disasters.
Report

Learning curve: why Australia needs a training boost


One-third of Australian occupations face worker shortages. These shortages are increasingly concentrated in jobs driven by global megatrends such as digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI), an ageing workforce and the energy transition. This report provides recommendations for both employers and government to help fill these gaps and confront these challenges and opportunities by ramping up...
Report

Clean energy precincts: how to seize the green export opportunity


The authors of this report argue that governments should apply a consistent framework and clearly state their objectives when backing clean energy projects, to ensure support goes to those with the best chance of success.
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Economic and policy outlook 2024


The report looks at the key issues likely to shape economic and policy outcomes in the year ahead. It examines setting Australia up for long-term success, why the labour market must work harder this year, working from home and productivity, and the energy transition.

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