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Susan Harris Rimmer
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Associate Law Professor, Griffith University
Brisbane
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politics and breaking newsCrime
going personally into Brazil' s drug- infested slums
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By Susan Harris Rimmer, Elise M. Stephenson| The Conversation Verified Two federal politicians from opposing camps reached across the aisle this week to promote a valuable cause - the wellbeing of future Australian generations. Independent MP Sophie Scamps tabled the Wellbeing of Future Generations Bill 2025, which was seconded by Liberal backbencher Bridget Archer. In an election year no less, this was a highly unusual moment of bipartisan collaboration. It is extremely rare for private members bills to be passed into law.
By Susan Harris Rimmer| The Times Australia@ Two federal politicians from opposing camps reached across the aisle this week to promote a valuable cause - the wellbeing of future Australian generations. In an election year no less, this was a highly unusual moment of bipartisan collaboration. It is extremely rare for private members bills to be passed into law.
By Susan Harris Rimmer, Elise M. Stephenson| The Conversation Verified Two federal politicians from opposing camps reached across the aisle this week to promote a valuable cause - the wellbeing of future Australian generations. Independent MP Sophie Scamps tabled the Wellbeing of Future Generations Bill 2025, which was seconded by Liberal backbencher Bridget Archer. In an election year no less, this was a highly unusual moment of bipartisan collaboration. It is extremely rare for private members bills to be passed into law.
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Griffith University
Griffith Asia Institute (GAI) is a prominent research center at Griffith University, dedicated to interdisciplinary studies of the Asia-Pacific region. It is ranked 1st in Australia and 17th globally among university-affiliated regional studies centers. GAI focuses on policy-relevant research to tackle geopolitical, economic, and social challenges, emphasizing sustainable development and regional prosperity. The institute operates through four thematic knowledge hubs: Green Transition and Development, Governance and Diplomacy, Business and Innovation, and Inclusive Growth and Rural Development. It also has regional hubs covering China and North Asia, India and South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific. GAI engages in policy analysis, public dialogues, educational programs, and cross-sector partnerships, collaborating with governments, businesses, academic institutions, and NGOs to promote initiatives aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
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