Measuring What News Today

With the federal budget just over three weeks away, researcher Chelsea Hunnisett has some pointed questions for the Albanese Government.

Self-reported wellbeing was notably lower for younger people and those in households with incomes of $100,000 or less, compared with those earning more.

The Measuring What Matters framework aims to align social and economic goals, and better understand how Australians are faring across a number of areas.

By Walle Engedayehu, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean Prairie View A&M University Introduction The Horn of Africa is becoming increasingly the epicenter of multi-power competition for sphere of influence, involving both established world powers and even emerging global powers that are positioned closest to the region. In its current state, therefore, this

Now that ad dollars are moving from broadcast to digital via CTV buys, maybe we need to accept that the measurement standards for digital and broadcast are always going to differ.

We must prioritize reconnecting housing costs to local earnings to support employment and productivity in other industries

Social production is made up of unpaid contributions to society through activities such as volunteering, the education and care of children, building community infrastructure, or informal mentoring. This report shines a spotlight on the unseen value Australians contribute to national prosperity in terms of social production – value that traditionally lies outside of the boundary of gross domestic product (GDP).

October Budget offers us a sparkly new

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants a better measure of our progress than mere GDP, but he’s still a long way from delivering anything that will make much of a difference to our lives.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers wants a better measure of our progress than mere GDP, but he’s still a long way from delivering anything that will make much of a difference to our lives.