• Time for a change in strategic leadership for Australia's growing not-for-profit sector
  One of the most important sectors in the Australian economy is contemplating its strategic direction. Not-for-profits are now being actively courted by both governments and the private sector, but there are risks as well as opportunities inherent in this new world. By Professor Kenneth Wiltshire.
• Commercialising and internationalising Australia's public service industry
  At a series of recent CEDA member events, public policy expert Gary Sturgess argued that competition - rather than privatisation - improves efficiency in public service delivery, as long as the system design is right. By Sonia Harford.
• Business debates the government's green paper on emissions trading
  It's time to move on from the rhetorical case for changes in Australia's energy consumption and to sharpen the focus on practical policy outcomes. By Tony Parkinson.
• Re-thinking the Great Australian Dream
  Outcomes from CEDA's National Forum on Housing Affordability. By Sonia Harford.
• Silver lining: Keeping baby boomers at work to counter Australia's demographic deficit  
  In economic terms, next year will be about as good as it gets in Australia's demographic evolution before Australia's working-age population starts to shrink faster than the population as a whole. By Tony Parkinson.
• A perfect storm: the challenges of alligning Australia's climate change policy with economic growth
  The federal energy minister and three prominent electricity experts discuss the pros and cons of emissions trading and the impact on Australia's $13 billion electricity market. By Tony Parkinson.

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