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TOPICS
The APO archive is grouped into 23 subject area, with entries appearing in reverse chronological order.
Ageing
Asia and the pacific
Citizenship and the law
Disability
Economics and trade
Education
Employment and workplace relations
The environment
Foreign policy and defence
Gender and sexuality
Health
Housing
Families and households
Immigration and refugees
Income, poverty and wealth
Indigenous
Media, communications and cultural policy
Politics and government
Population, multiculturalism and ethnicity
Religion and faith
Rural and regional
Science and technology
Social policy
Urban and regional planning
Youth
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Making governments lift their game
A charter of rights will enrich rather than diminish democracy, argues ANDREW LYNCH
Budget 2008: the case for deep spending cuts
Time is running out for the government to reverse the profligacy of the last four budgets, argues STEPHEN ANTHONY
The post-Summit buzz
The Governance stream at the Summit produced enough ideas to keep us going until 2020, writes MARIAN SAWER
A complex view from the Summit
Governance isn't easily reduced to slogans, but it’s fundamentally important, writes ANNE TIERNAN
What the internet means for the way journalists write
The internet is creating a more dynamic and interactive understanding of what disinterested reporting can mean, writes MARGARET SIMONS
Courageous first moves
Kevin Rudd has made an impressive start as a foreign policy prime minister, writes GEOFFREY BARKER
Two very different reformers
John Button and Clyde Cameron helped get Labor into shape for electoral success, writes PAUL STRANGIO
A roof over every head
Homelessness will be a test of the Rudd government, write DAVID MacKENZIE and DAVID ELDRIDGE
Steps in the right direction, despite political footwork
John Faulkner's proposals deserve support, writes NORM KELLY, but don't go far enough
Winner creates all?
Almost all creative ventures fail, but the successes can be spectacular, write PAUL ORMEROD and STUART CUNNINGHAM
How do we want to live?
Mary Leahy reviews Anne Manne's Love and Money
The summit is no 'big block of cheese' day
Delegates to the 2020 summit should heed the advice of The West Wing's Leo McGarry, argues JENNY LEWIS
Is demography moving against the Coalition?
Twenty years of pre-election survey data confirms a trend way from the Coalition among older voters, reports IAN WATSON in this updated analysis for APO
Promises, promises
Worryingly, the government's cuts to the defence budget came without warning, writes GEOFFREY BARKER