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Sydney reflects on how global financial institutions balance neutrality, human rights, and equitable development in shaping the future of the global economy.

Jack Willis explores co-financing as a method of improving equity in the Australian Carbon Credit Union Scheme

2024 AI for Good Fellow, Singithi Herath, explores how Australia can address its looming GP shortage by establishing clear professional guidelines for the safe and ethical integration of generative AI into primary care.

World Food Forum Fellow, Laura Carniel, explores rewarding farmers for producing nutrient-rich crops as a way of addressing declining nutrient levels in food.

Y20 fellow, Amy Tan, explores options for improving access to sexual health services for youth in regional and remote NSW.

Alice Sharma reflects on the impact of the 'latent trade policy shift' on the 2024 World Bank & IMF Annual Meeting

COP29 Fellow Eliza Chaney proposes a tiered reform the FTCS to introduce a transition tax incentive.

Nicholas Drew reflects on soft power and diplomacy at the Y20 summit.

COP29 Fellow Roberto Vitali-Lawn proposes amendments to ASIC's RG 280 to mandate the disclosure of a financed emissions data quality score.

Alice Sharma explores the risk of algorithmic collusion and the adoption of a proactive antitrust strategy.

Lilia Ben Dekhil explores the introduction of a National Repairability Index for electronic products to support consumers to make informed purchasing decisions while also incentivising manufacturers to design more repairable and durable products.

Jennifer Menzie explores the ways in which the Australian government can support single mothers leaving domestic and family violence contexts through increasing the Parenting Payment allowance.

Roman Davas-Fahey explores amending Australia's Sustainability Reporting Standards to include corporate policy engagement to position Australia as a leader in corporate accountability

Malachai reflects on his experience at the World Food Forum in Rome and how global discussions resonate with the realities of remote Australia.

Mikaela Farrugia argues that Australia as a trusted partner of the US, should be exempt from TSFD.

Anna Kalamkarian explores policy on making future fairer for disadvantaged children in Australia.

Stefan Hofmann looks at public releases of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, it is now easier to create media to mislead.

Australia has failed to build strong foundations in the area of financial literacy across the generations...

Roman reflects on walking the halls and temporary pavilions of Baku stadium alongside decision-makers and negotiators.

Leaving the Y20 summit, I felt Australia’s need for a more independent foreign policy was urgent to avoid unintended conflicts.