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Young adults' experiences with Australian public services: final report

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By Brady Robards, Steven V. Roberts, Ben Lyall, Barbara Barbosa Neves
| Analysis & Policy Observatory (APO)
Description In 2020, Monash University and the Australian Catholic University partnered with the APS Reform Office in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet to research young Australians' perceptions about and experiences with public services. The researchers' work engaged with almost 3,000 young people through surveys and focus groups, and was supported by secondary data sources from surveys and social media.
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How dark is 'dark advertising'? We audited Facebook, Google and other platforms to find out

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By Nicholas Carah, Aimee L. Brownbill, Brady Robards, Daniel Angus, Xue Tan, Kiah Hawker, Lauren Hayden
| The Conversation Verified
Once upon a time, most advertisements were public. If we wanted to see what advertisers were doing, we could easily find it – on TV, in newspapers and magazines, and on billboards around the city. This meant governments, civil society and citizens could keep advertisers in check, especially when they advertised products that might be harmful – such as alcohol, tobacco, gambling, pharmaceuticals, financial services or unhealthy food.
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What kind of social media posts can get you fired? A study has found out

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By Brady Robards, Darren Graf
| Scroll.in Verified
What you say and do on social media can affect your employment – it can prevent you from getting hired, stall career progression and may even get you fired. Is this fair – or an invasion of privacy? Our recent research involved a study of 312 news articles about people who had been fired because of a social media post.
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