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Skye Predavec

Skye Predavec is an Anne Kantor fellow at the Australia Institute. Skye has studied Politics Philosophy and Economics, and Law at the Australian National University, with a particular interest in Australian Politics and Constitutional Law.

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Why Australian high schools cost families more than anywhere else in the developed world: explained in 3 charts

On average, each year of sending a child to high school costs Australian families just under $5,000, almost four times the OECD average. Who's to blame?

Society & Culture
Why Australian high schools cost families more than anywhere else in the developed world: explained in 3 charts

EXPLAINER

What are the proposed gun control reforms and how did we get here?

The Albanese Government’s omnibus ‘Combatting Antisemitism, Hate and Extremism Bill’ includes the most significant reforms to Australia’s gun control laws since 1996.

Society & Culture
What are the proposed gun control reforms and how did we get here?

FACTCHECK

Nicolette Boele is right: we do not have a gas supply problem

The claim: “We do not have a gas supply problem. We have a gas export problem.” That’s from Independent member for Bradfield, Nicolette Boele, who moved a private member’s motion in the House of Representatives on Monday, calling on the Government to restrict gas exports to solve shortages. 

Climate
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Nicolette Boele is right: we do not have a gas supply problem

FACTCHECK

Will Labor’s changes make it easier for governments to flout freedom of information laws?

The claim comes from Kerry O’Brien’s speech at the Walkleys, where he criticised the Albanese Government for not living up to the benchmarks they set while in opposition, 

Democracy & Accountability
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Will Labor’s changes make it easier for governments to flout freedom of information laws?
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