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Nicholas Gruen

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Gov 2.0 taskforce report

Dr Nicholas Gruen, Chair of the Government 2

New media in government

As governments across Australia and around the world seek to use Web 2

Participatory democracy, Web 2.0 and the Government 2.0 Taskforce

Dr Nicholas Gruen is head of the Australian government's Government 2

Don't worry about the ratings agencies
Australia v New Zealand: ideology to the rescue

A new report fails to demonstrate why Australia is doing better, writes NICHOLAS GRUEN, who has a few ideas of his own

The wisdom of the crowd
You too
Take a bow, Brian Howe
Location, location, location
Tax cuts to compete

Cutting company tax appears to offer the most effective means of spurring economic growth through tax cuts

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