How to close the vaccination gap

How to close the vaccination gap

Each year, vaccines save thousands of lives. But in the wake of the pandemic, Australians are sick of hearing about vaccination. Amidst the misinformation on the internet and fatigue from government messaging, many of us have become complacent. New Grattan research shows that millions of older Australians at high risk of serious illness are missing out on essential vaccines, and certain groups of people are more likely to miss out than others. Listen to Peter Breadon, Health Program Director, and Ingrid Burfurd, Senior Associate, discuss their new report with host Kat Clay. Read the report: https://grattan.edu.au/report/a-fair-shot-ensuring-all-australians-can-get-the-vaccines-they-need/

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Keep calm and carry on: Managing electricity reliability

Keep calm and carry on: Managing electricity reliability

A conversation with Energy Fellow Guy Dundas and Senior Associate Lucy Percival. The idea that electricity supply is less reliable with more renewables is wrong. Almost all outages are caused by probl...

10 Feb 201925min

Australia’s prospects for a credible energy and climate change policy? – Canberra

Australia’s prospects for a credible energy and climate change policy? – Canberra

Event podcast: At this Capital Ideas event, moderator, ANU Energy Change Institute Director Ken Baldwin and our panel, Grattan Institute’s Tony Wood, Warwick McKibbin from ANU and the BCA’s Jessica Wi...

11 Des 20181h 26min

Prime Minister’s Summer Reading List 2018

Prime Minister’s Summer Reading List 2018

Event podcast: Every year Grattan Institute releases a summer reading list for the Prime Minister. It recommends books and articles that the Prime Minister, or any Australian interested in public deba...

4 Des 20181h 7min

Money in retirement: more than enough

Money in retirement: more than enough

A conversation with CEO John Daley and Fellow Brendan Coates. The conventional wisdom that Australians don’t save enough for retirement is wrong. The vast majority of retirees today are financially co...

13 Nov 201847min

State Orange Book 2018: Policy priorities for states and territories – Melbourne

State Orange Book 2018: Policy priorities for states and territories – Melbourne

Event podcast: Following the release of our State Orange Book 2018, this Policy Pitch event, featuring a number of Grattan Institute Fellows and Program Directors, examined some of the policy recommen...

13 Nov 20181h 15min

Graduate premium: is it still worth going to university? – Sydney

Graduate premium: is it still worth going to university? – Sydney

Event podcast: At this Forward Thinking event, Dineli Mather, a Pro Vice-Chancellor at Deakin University, Phil Lewis, an Emeritus Professor at the University of Canberra, and the Grattan Institute’s I...

8 Nov 20181h 20min

South-East Queensland in a time of change – Brisbane

South-East Queensland in a time of change – Brisbane

At this State of Affairs event Marion Terrill from the Grattan Institute, Matt Collins, who’s leading the Queensland Government’s Cities Transformation Taskforce, and moderator Steve Abson, who is Chi...

31 Okt 20181h 13min

State Orange Book 2018: Policy priorities for states and territories

State Orange Book 2018: Policy priorities for states and territories

A conversation with the contributors to the Grattan State Orange Book 2018. State and territory governments can do more to improve the lives of Australians. In many cases, states are different because...

30 Okt 20181h 48min

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