by Paul Fitzgerald, Graham Larcombe | Jan 25, 2004 | News
Paying for private profitA large body of government and private sector reports has been generated by the emergence of PPPs. Little of it is objective and it depends on the vested interest of the particular group. Many myths about PPPs need to be challenged.Myth 1By...
by Evatt Foundation | Jan 25, 2004 | News
2003 NSW History Fellowship Winner: Dr Melissa BoydeDr Melissa Boyde has been awarded the New South Wales 2003 History Fellowship to enable her to research the life and work of Mary Alice Evatt (1898-1973), modernist painter and wife of Herbert Vere (Doc) Evatt.The...
by Bruce Childs | Jan 25, 2004 | News, President's perspective
President’s PerspectiveMy New Year’s resolution is to try to make sure that Bush, Blair and Howard face judgement for misleading their people. President Bush and Prime Minister Howard will face the court of public opinion in elections this year; Prime...
by Greg Combet | Jan 25, 2004 | News
Needed: A robust policy frameworkThe Australian community has a rightful expectation that in a developed and modern economy like ours, governments both state and federal, will provide the quality services and infrastructure necessary to underpin a prosperous and...
by Carmel Tebbutt | Jan 25, 2004 | News
The federal cutsRecently the prime minister made one of his rare forays into child and family policy to urge “parents to take more responsibility for their children rather than expecting governments to provide all the answers”. His comments were...
by Evatt Foundation | Oct 26, 2003 | News
Michael Moore’s Stupid white men is publishing phenomenon. The largest selling non-fiction hardcover book of the year in the US; now in its 53rd US printing, and over 4 million copies sold worldwide. The paperback is still on Australia’s bestseller lists...
