Winners announced!

Congratulations to Timothy Watts, winner of the Young Writers Competition with his entry Stimulating the Human Flesh Search Engines; A new progressive agenda for community safety.

The winning entry can also be viewed on The Australian's website under the headline Snare villians in local networks.

Congratulations too go to Benjamin Barnett, runner up with his entry Our innovation policy must be innovative too.

Thanks to all who entered the competition. Details for the next Young Writers competition will be posted here later this year.


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Opening Up Closing the Gap
by Tim Hasted | 15-Dec-2009 | comment 2 comments
Tags: Closing the Gap, Health, Indigenous Policy, Northern Territory Intervention, Indigenous Health
1 star2 star3 star4 star5 star 17 ratings.
Indigenous health experts need to be at the forefront of developing policy that aims to improve Indigenous health outcomes and close the gap by 2030.

Restructuring the Baby Bonus System to create a healthier generation of Australians
by Katy Ryder | 14-Dec-2009 | comment 1 comments
Tags: protection from child abuse or neglect, Baby Bonus
1 star2 star3 star4 star5 star 8 ratings.
The baby bonus system was implemented in 2004 by the Howard Government to combat the problems of an aging population, but ultimately has caused more damage than remedy in some parts of Australia.

Close the loop, enforce zero pollution.
by Morgan Bell | 14-Dec-2009 | comment 3 comments
Tags: CO2, dioxins, environment, pulp mill, pollution
1 star2 star3 star4 star5 star 16 ratings.
The problem with Australian environmental policies is that there is too much pussy-footing around.