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Per Capita is the independent, progressive think tank, dedicated to fighting inequality in Australia. Join us each week as we share our research and insights into some of Australia’s most prevalent issues. Home of Re:Cap, Per Capita’s research and analysis podcast, our JCL and Webinar series, and Homes Not Houses - the series where we dive into the Australian housing crisis. To learn more about our research, events, or content, please visit https://percapita.org.au/
Per Capita Australia hosts Per Capita Podcasts, a news show with 67 episodes published.
Did you know that land increases in value when it's zoned use changes? "Zoning" is permission from the government that controls how property is used and developed. Granting permission to develop land in new ways adds val
As Australia’s housing crisis deepens, one alarming outcome from the lack of accessible rentals or supportive housing is the rise of Australian’s facing homelessness. Women and girls are at the centre of this. One this w
Across cultures and workplaces, there are gendered expectations. In particular, there are entrenched expectations around women and the role of caregiving. Dr Kate Raynor is joined by Chifley Research Institute’s Emma Daw
There are challenges many women face when navigating the legal system, whether if that is a result of domestic violence or divorce. Such challenges compound the already complex challenge of finding adequate housing. On t
Life has its twists and turns, and for women, the challenges of gender and disadvantage intersect many times over their lifetimes. From the huge changes presented in relationships and starting a family, to the inevitable
Outside of government there are a two areas where we can find people trying to make substantial change: Philanthropy and impact investment. On this week’s Homes Not Houses, Dr Kate Raynor takes a close look at the role o
Language shapes policy. And timing can make or break government decisions. And while governments have an obligation to create policy that is beneficial for everyone, it’s up to advocates to push the envelope for change.
As with any social issue or call for reform, the greatest challenge is not finding evidence but changing minds. A researcher can write a compelling report, but without the support of the community and its leaders, change
Last season on Homes Not Houses, the CEH team unpacked the Australian housing crisis as a whole, diving into our history, the policies that shaped that market, and the solutions that could solve it. However, one factor t
In an age of existential threats for Australia and the world, what does society need from companies and how should companies respond? In this groundbreaking book, Professor Bryan Horrigan provides a roadmap for navigatin
In Quarterly Essay 100, author Sean Kelly considers the enigma of the Albanese government. With wide yet shallow support, will it change the country? Does it have big ideas, or is it content just to become "the natural p
In his new book "From Resistance to Reform: Case studies of long term social justice advocacy in Australia", Prof Philip Mendes presents a comprehensive historical and political analysis of four policy areas where reform
Political skills are the skills to build trust, influence, and persuade others to support a decision within a political context. These abilities underpin effective political leadership, advocacy, and decision-making, yet
Power is the only measure of a politician that matters. How they win power. How they wield power. How they lose power. This new edition of an Australian classic features a new introduction by the author taking into accou
The length of the working day and the challenges of work–life balance are pressing issues for many Australians, as well as lively matters of public controversy. While the winning of the eight-hour day is celebrated as a
The Federal Government recently announced a Productivity Roundtable, indicating that broad tax reform will be part of the discussion to tackle the economic pressures our country faces today, to boost national prosperity,
Unions are making a comeback. Labour disputes around the world have hit the headlines as unions take action to challenge inequality. But while media coverage has increased, understanding of unions has not. Liam Byrne see
Welcome back to Re:CAP! On this episode, acting Executive Director, Sarah McKenzie is joined by the Executive Director of the Chifley Research Centre, Emma Dawson, to chat about how the upcoming federal parliament will b
Is big policy reform still possible? Does Australia have the political will to tackle generational issues such as climate change, the housing crisis, rising inequality and Closing the Gap? Legendary Labor policymaker Jen
Gippsland has proudly powered Victoria for generations. Now it’s forging a new energy future, powered by abundant resources of offshore wind and community spirit. Senator Jess Walsh details her experience with Gippsland’
Cameron Murray
assistant professor · University of Arkansas
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Leigh
MP, Assistant Minister for Productivity, Competition, Charities & Treasury · Australian House of Representatives
1 appearance on this show
Jackie Galloway
Peninsula Community Legal Centre
1 appearance on this show
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