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    • Taking no for an answer: how can governments keep citizens engaged on digital platforms Keeping citizens engaged on digital platforms even when the government answer is no 

      Randhawa, Krithika
      Published 2023
      Governments increasingly use digital platforms to interact with citizens, co-create services and co-design policies for more sustainable communities and cities. The International Association for Public Participation, whose ...
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    • The 2026 Skills Horizon 

      Peter, Sandra; Riemer, Kai; Norman, Pat
      Published 2025-09-04
      The 2026 Skills Horizon maps the capabilities leaders need to navigate the 'decade of disorientation'—a period of unprecedented complexity and change. This report identifies five fundamental Shifts reshaping business and ...
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      Report, Research
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    • Road User Charge Reform and the Political Shift in Interest in Australia: Some Thoughts to Contemplate 

      Hensher, David A.
      Published 2025-09-03
      The 2024 electric vehicle distance-based charge introduced in Victoria, Australia, to recognise that such vehicles do not pay fuel excise tax, led to a high court challenge in which it was deemed unconstitutional for a ...
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    • Personal e-scooter ownership and use: Perspectives from New Zealand 

      Greaves, Stephen; Balfoort, Ferdinand C
      Published 2025-08-20
      In common with much of the world, e-scooters have emerged onto the urban landscape in New Zealand, promising both a practical and greener form of personal mobility. While focus has primarily been around managing ...
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    • Healthy ageing and active travel: Identifying age-related barriers to walking and cycling 

      Vukalovich, Natarsha; Greaves, Stephen; Owen, Katherine; Tiedemann, Anne; Crane, Melanie
      Published 2025-08-18
      In a period of increasing mobility technologies, sustainable transport options, and healthy ageing concerns it is timely to better understand the barriers to active travel, particularly for older adults. Drawing from a ...
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