The Prodcast with Richard Aedy
The Prodcast with Richard Aedy
Podcast Description
The Prodcast is the official podcast of the Australian Productivity Commission - the Australian Government’s independent research and advisory body on economic, social and environmental issues affecting the welfare of all Australians. Each episode features PC Commissioners and researchers sharing key insights and analysis from our latest research. Head to pc.gov.au for more. Follow us on LinkedIn @productivity-commission
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The podcast covers a range of topics including trade policy, mental health services, productivity improvements, and government inquiries, with episodes highlighting issues such as US tariff impacts on Australia, the review of the National Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Agreement, and strategies to enhance productivity in various sectors.
The Prodcast is the official podcast of the Australian Productivity Commission – the Australian Government’s independent research and advisory body on economic, social and environmental issues affecting the welfare of all Australians. Each episode features PC Commissioners and researchers sharing key insights and analysis from our latest research. Head to pc.gov.au for more. Follow us on LinkedIn @productivity-commission
'Regulatory reform is as close you can get to a silver bullet for Australia's housing affordability challenge'
PC Chair Danielle Wood and host Richard Aedy discuss the interim report of the Australian Productivity Commission's housing supply regulations inquiry.
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Interim report – Housing supply regulation | Productivity Commission
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