Retail Competition in the electricity sector and energy price

Retail Competition in the electricity sector and energy price

Event podcast: this Energy Futures Seminar, a part of the Policy Pitch series, explored the Thwaites Review findings and the Grattan Report ‘Price shock: Is the retail electricity market failing consumers?’ released earlier this year. The expert panel, moderated by Dr Sara Bice and joined by John Thwaites, Tony Wood and Sarah McNamara debated the Review’s recommendations for a regulated Basic Service Offer and related issues.

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What's ahead for climate policy in 2021?

What's ahead for climate policy in 2021?

Climate change policy is in for a rocky ride in 2021. And sometimes it’s hard to make sense of where Australia stands on climate change. How are emissions going? And what do our politicians need to do...

1 Feb 202116min

Summer Reading List for the Prime Minister - Event Recording

Summer Reading List for the Prime Minister - Event Recording

Listen to CEO Danielle Wood, in discussion with renowned journalist and broadcaster Geraldine Doogue, as we reveal our top six thought-provoking, diverse, and relevant books and articles from 2020. It...

20 Des 20201h 18min

Grattan's 2020 Year in Review with Danielle Wood

Grattan's 2020 Year in Review with Danielle Wood

2020 was an enormous year for Australia, but it's also been a big year for the Grattan Institute. We've seen bushfires, the coronavirus crisis, and the huge fiscal and societal effects of the pandemic...

18 Des 202021min

Climate change and health: preparing for the next disaster

Climate change and health: preparing for the next disaster

Australia is getting hotter, and Australians’ health is being harmed. Our health sector must do more to adapt to the reality of climate change. This podcast discusses Grattan's last report for the ye...

7 Des 202016min

Reforming aged care: a practical plan for a rights-based system

Reforming aged care: a practical plan for a rights-based system

In 2020, the out of sight, out of mind attitude to older Australians had deadly consequences. By the end of Australia’s second wave in October 2020, there had been about 2,000 COVID-19 cases and 680 d...

29 Nov 202020min

Why Social Housing Is Good Stimulus

Why Social Housing Is Good Stimulus

Last week the Victorian Government announced a $5.4 billion dollar Big Housing Build, billed as a ‘landmark investment in social housing.’ The plan will build more than 12, 000 new homes in Victoria, ...

22 Nov 202018min

Flame out: the future of natural gas in Australia

Flame out: the future of natural gas in Australia

Far from fuelling the recovery from the COVID recession, natural gas will inevitably decline as an energy source for industry and homes in Australia. Listen to Tony Wood, Energy Program Director, an...

15 Nov 202020min

Counting the mega costs of megaprojects

Counting the mega costs of megaprojects

Australian governments are currently fast-tracking transport projects, hoping for an infrastructure-led recovery from the COVID-19 recession. But our infrastructure pipeline is already bulging with se...

8 Nov 202019min

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