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Jay Weatherill

  • Executive Director, Susan McKinnon Foundation
United Kingdom
As seen in: The Guardian, Sydney Morning Herald, Brookings Institution, The Age, The Canberra Times, Brisbane Times, The West Australian, The Advertiser (South Australia), WAtoday, Daily Liberal and
Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom , Father , Mad @PAFC supporter. , Former @SouthAustralia Premier.
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Urgent action needed for Australia's early learning and childcare system

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By Jay Weatherill
| Queanbeyan Age Verified
As Australians, there is perhaps no value we cherish more than the value of a fair go. It's a promise from the Australian people to the Australian people that we will all have the chance to succeed. But you don't need me to tell you that we have not always delivered on this promise. We live in an unequal society that breeds unequal outcomes, a country where your circumstances sadly do determine the course of your life. This inequality starts right from the early years.
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Jay Weatherill, Andrew Whitehouse | NDIS would greatly benefit from universal childcare reform

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By Jay Weatherill, Andrew Whitehouse
| Newcastle Herald Verified
According to research done here in Australia and the UK that models early identification and intervention for autistic children, this investment in children will not only pay off for them personally, but also has the potential to reduce disability for the largest participant group in the NDIS and therefore make the scheme financially sustainable.
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Brain capital: A new vector for democracy strengthening

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By Erin Smith, Jay Weatherill, Carol Graham, Andrew Robb, Rym Ayadi, Sanjiv Das, Peter Palmer, Jo-An Occhipinti, William Hynes, Thomas Dougherty, Harris A. Eyre
| Brookings Institution
We recently proposed a model that provides a novel, interdisciplinary approach to brain health-directed policymaking and economic strategy, with the aim to foster performance, cohesion, and sustainability of democratic societies internationally. Brain health-directed policymaking and economic strategy have the potential to provide sustainable solutions to the challenges of the 21st century and to bolster democracy.
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