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Elena Katrakis, CEO Carers NSW, has been appointed as UTS Industry Fellow to the Centre for Carers Research...

What does an ageing workforce mean for Australia’s local government sector, and what can c

A growing number of older Australians don’t own their homes. And whether they are private renters or live...

Does where you live increase the chance of loneliness as you grow older? With housing affo

New approaches to community engagement, libraries, development contributions, dispute reso

Have you had experience with NSW’s Independent Hearing and Assessment Panels (IHAPs)? We’re interested in hearing your insights in...

A newly released evaluation by the UTS Institute of Public Policy and Governance has found that Independent Hearing...

Interested in further study, but struggling with work-life balance? New online study options are making further study more...

A new online toolkit providing development options for senior leaders and managers in local government has launched, and...

Calling all NSW Councils! Do you have a innovative initiative or interest in supporting research with impact in your...

Evaluating the impact of programs and initiatives is increasing critical for NGOs with a&a

Two-thirds of local government employees rate their workplace as a great place to work wit

Daniel Buckens, Master of Local Government student and recipient of the Institute's Postgr

In the years following the decade-long civil conflict in Nepal, the country and its people experienced major social...

One of the Autumn 2018 UTS Institute for Public Policy and Governance Postgraduate Scholar

Educational initiative White Ribbon Australia’s ‘Breaking the Silence’ is equipping school leaders with the knowledge, tools and strategies they...

The UTS Centre for Local Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Governors Association of Korea.

The UTS Institute for Public Policy & Governance and the Centre for Local Government Annual Report 2017 is...

Policymaking involves consensus building and compromise between powerful actors and intere

Increasingly amalgamation is coupled with alternative or at least complimentary reforms, namely resource-sharing arrangements and reforms to organisational...

UTS and the UTS Institute for Public Policy and Governance are seeking applications from outstanding early career researchers...

A new edited collection titled Metropolitan Governance in Asia and the Pacific Rim will be published by Springer...

The Civica Libraries technology roadshow recently took place in cities across Australia and New Zealand. The roadshow events...

Director of the UTS Institute for Public Policy and Governance Professor Roberta Ryan on the ABC’s Matter of...

Bridging the gap between online and physical experiences is a key challenge for libraries,

According to new report, more than 95,000 tourism operators and businesses in NSW are missing out on a...

Following the latest UTS promotion round, Dr Bligh Grant and Dr John Wright of the UTS Institute for...

The International Association of Schools and Institutes of Administration (IASIA) and the

The UTS Institute for Public Policy and Governance 2018 professional development short cou