Australia owes real change and reform for at-risk children, assistant minister says Community & Social Michelle Landry has spoken of the need for what is required to ‘secure change that is real’ to lift the outcomes of vulnerable Australian children
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Premium Expert briefings Facts aren’t cure-alls, but they still matter. The new skills needed for dealing with a hugely changed flow of information and its impact on perception October 17, 2019 By Bobby Duffy Career Advice Why we don’t know basic facts about the world around us? We can’t always resolve delusions with more facts alone, but we definitely shouldn’t give
You look but do not find: why the absence of evidence can be a useful thing April 23, 2019 By Deborah Brown and Brian Key Editors' Picks Imagine you’re looking for your keys and you think you might have left them on the bookshelf. But when you look, you see nothing but
Inside Perth's Evidence-Based Policing unit September 29, 2016 By Stephen Easton Features Last year, Western Australia became the first jurisdiction in the country to establish an evidence-based policing unit to test the assumptions behind traditional police operations
