Per Capita Podcasts
Per Capita is the independent, progressive think tank, dedicated to fighting inequality in Australia. Join us each week as we share our research and insights into some of Australia’s most prevalent issues.
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Roll Your Own with Beth Noveck (opens the original)
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The author of ’Reboot: AI and the Race to Save Democracy’ on how citizens must seize new technology to ensure it works for them. Regular panelists Digital Rights Watch Chair Lizzie O’Shea, Health Engine CEO Dan Stinton and Per Capita’s Peter Lewis also discuss - Anthropic’s rare book-breaking binge - Backlash over the surveillance of open models -How to regulate perv glasses For show notes and further discussion go to: https://burningplatforms.substack.com/
Re:CAP - Pricing Land Development Rights (opens the original)
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Did you know that land increases in value when it's zoned use changes? "Zoning" is permission from the government that controls how property is used and developed. Granting permission to develop land in new ways adds value to the land, even before any development has actually taken place. This value is created by and belongs to the public, but it's the private landowners who profit. This unseen giveaway hands vast sums to some of Australia’s wealthiest landowners. Instead, these development righ
Homes Not Houses: Women’s Homelessness and Family Violence (opens the original)
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As Australia’s housing crisis deepens, one alarming outcome from the lack of accessible rentals or supportive housing is the rise of Australian’s facing homelessness. Women and girls are at the centre of this. One this week’s episode of Homes Not Houses, Dr Kate Raynor is joined by Allison Heller, director of Urbis, to dissect this troubling story within the housing crisis. This season is proudly sponsored by the YWCA and Australians Investing in Women, whose support helped produce the show and
Homes Not Houses: Changing Care and Work Practices (opens the original)
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Across cultures and workplaces, there are gendered expectations. In particular, there are entrenched expectations around women and the role of caregiving. Dr Kate Raynor is joined by Chifley Research Institute’s Emma Dawson on this episode of Homes Not Houses to explore how housing reflects expectations about gendered roles and the geography of care giving and work. This season is proudly sponsored by the YWCA and Australians Investing in Women, whose support helped produce the show and our rese
Homes Not Houses: Changing the Legal System (opens the original)
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There are challenges many women face when navigating the legal system, whether if that is a result of domestic violence or divorce. Such challenges compound the already complex challenge of finding adequate housing. On this episode of Homes Not Houses, Dr Kate Raynor explores these challenges of navigating the legal system with Jackie Galloway, OAM, CEO of the Peninsula Community Legal Centre. This season is proudly sponsored by the YWCA and Australians Investing in Women, whose support helped p
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