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Children and the Gender Earnings Gap: Evidence for Australia*

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By Elif Bahar, OECD Paris France, Natasha Bradshaw, Nathan Deutscher
| Wiley Online Library Verified
I Introduction Despite convergence in recent decades, there remain large disparities in earnings between men and women in Australia, as in many other countries. International literature has shown that the differential impact of children on men's and women's earnings is the primary driver of gender earnings gaps (Kleven et al., 2019a) and has been documented in varying magnitudes in a number of countries (Kleven et al., 2019b).
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In some parts of Australia, local roads are falling apart. Here’s an easy federal fix

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By Dominic Jones, Natasha Bradshaw
| The Conversation Verified
There are local councils in Australia that can’t afford to fix their roads, part of the problem is simply that they aren’t in Australia’s biggest states. The problem arises from the archaic way grants to councils are handed out. A federal parliamentary committee has just launched an inquiry into the sustainability of local government. One of the first places it should look is the distribution of federal funding. Councils in remote locations rely heavily on grants.
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How data are helping to reshape Australia’s migration system

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By Brendan Coates, Natasha Bradshaw
| The Mandarin Verified
Reshaping skilled migration is a policy priority for the Albanese government. But amid the flurry of reforms and discussion papers, you may have missed a quiet transformation in policy-making. Data sources are helping to inject new facts into the debate so that politicians can make better-informed decisions. The government’s migration strategy, released in December, seeks to ensure that the limited number of skilled visas Australia offers go to the most skilled applicants.
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