Australia has the highest gambling losses in the world. Australia should: 🚫 Ban gambling ads 🎰 Introduce loss limits on pokies and online gambling 📉 Progressively cut the number of pokies in each state Our new report by Aruna Sathanapally, Kate Griffiths, and Elizabeth Baldwin shows how governments should prevent gambling harm. https://buff.ly/4gaJNDp #auspol
Grattan Institute
Think Tanks
Carlton, VIC 30,328 followers
Australia's leading independent domestic public policy think tank.
About us
Grattan Institute produces high-quality public policy recommendations for Australia’s future. Since we were established in 2008, our independent research has helped shape the Australian policy conversation, from childcare to the COVID-19 response. We are independent, taking the side of the public interest rather than interest groups. We receive no ongoing government funding and reject commissioned work to ensure this independence. We are rigorous in obtaining the best evidence from our own data analysis and from published work. We are practical in identifying what governments should do to improve the lives of all Australians. And we believe in free access to good information; our reports, events, and articles are available online, without charge. Our program areas include: Budgets and Government, Economic Policy, Energy and Climate Change, Disability, Health and Aged Care, and School Education.
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http://www.grattan.edu.au
External link for Grattan Institute
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- Think Tanks
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Carlton, VIC
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2008
- Specialties
- School Education, Health, Energy, Public Policy, Budget Policy, Disability, Think tank, Economic policy, Economics, Climate Change, Policy, and Government
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8 Malvina Place
Carlton, VIC 3053, AU
Employees at Grattan Institute
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Alison Reeve
Deputy Program Director, Energy + Climate Program at Grattan Institute
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Carol Austin
Chair Housing Australia
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Ant Clark
I help companies and individuals be impactful through philanthropic partnerships | Public Policy Research, ESG | Energy & Climate, Health…
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Meera Chadha Moynihan
COO / Deputy CEO | Coach | Mentor | Experienced trustee
Updates
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Watch Grattan CEO Aruna Sathanapally on Q+A tonight with fresh analysis of Australia's housing crisis. Tune in at 9:35pm on ABC: https://buff.ly/2tBKTl0 #auspol #ausecon #housing
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Looking for an informative weekend podcast? This week, Grattan's disability experts Sam Bennett and Hannah Orban discuss their latest report on how to reform NDIS housing and support. They argue why group homes should be phased out in favour of innovative living options, which provide better, cheaper alternatives, and give people with profound disability more choice over their accommodation. You can listen, read, or watch on these channels Website with transcript: https://buff.ly/3Ti9GaI Apple Podcasts: https://buff.ly/4cTwN2k Spotify: https://buff.ly/3XiaTA5 YouTube: https://buff.ly/3XAuStZ #disabilityrights #disability #auspol #NDIS
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Australians are ready for gambling reform. Politicians must now be brave enough to take it up. Grattan CEO Aruna Sathanapally argues why it's time Australia put guardrails on gambling https://buff.ly/3XhSIu4 #auspol #gambingharm #pokies
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Pokies are more common in Australian suburbs than ATMs, post boxes, or public toilets. They’re especially prevalent in our most disadvantaged communities. Governments can prevent gambling harm in our communities. Our new report shows how: https://buff.ly/4gaJNDp #auspol #ausecon #gamblingharm
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The NDIS is failing people with the most severe disability: people who need housing and intensive living support. This leaves many disabled Australians with only one option: to live in group homes. But there innovative alternatives to group homes that cost the same or less money. Sam Bennett and Hannah Orban explain how to provide better and safer housing for people with profound disability. #auspol #disability #NDIS #disabilityrights
Share houses, not group homes - Grattan Institute
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The NDIS is failing tens of thousands of profoundly disabled Australians. Instead of having genuine choice about where and how they live, they’re often left with one option: group homes. These put people at high risk of violence, abuse, and neglect. And they cost a fortune: at least $15 billion a year. Disabled people deserve far better services for this price. It’s why big, institutional-style group homes should be phased out in Australia, in favour of better, more innovative, and cheaper alternatives. Our new report by Sam Bennett and Hannah Orban shows how. https://buff.ly/4g7yZ8W #disability #NDIS #disabilityrights #auspol
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Major power blackouts? Unlikely. ⚡ The latest reliability snapshot released by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) indicates the national electricity grid is in a better place than last year. But we're not out of the woods yet. Energy expert Alison Reeve explains the forecast and what it means for you. https://buff.ly/3ANlUBS #auspol #energy #electricity #electricitymarket
Why major power blackouts are unlikely - Grattan Institute
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We've had more than 1500 responses to our survey on primary school maths so far. But we'd love to hear from more primary maths teachers and principals! Take our short survey and help shape our policy research recommendations. https://buff.ly/4ckq5mi #aused #education #educationpolicy #mathsteaching #mathematics
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There's no shortage of gas Australia-wide. But gas-dependent Victoria is facing the risk of shortages. Here’s why.
There is no Australia-wide gas shortage - Grattan Institute
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