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- Dr Nikki Moodie - Indigenous Policy: a history of failure and finding reconciliation Part 1 (Episode 4)The 2020 Closing the Gap report was delivered by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, the 12th since its inception, stating that things “were better than they were … but we have not made as much progress as we should have.” In this two part episode Dr. Nikki...49 min
- Coffee Session: Successful policies are the political? (Episode 3)In this episode, Jarryd and Sheilla are casually discussing about Kingdon's policy framework in involving political climate into policymaking processes. This episode explores the different considerations on this theory and different practical examples:...23 min
- Dr Mark Triffitt - Democracy in the 21st century: the big tech, political trust and legitimacy (Episode 2)The political trust and the confidence in democracy all over the world, especially in Australia, is in the all-time-low. Dr Mark Triffitt helps us to rethink about the questions concerning this phenomenon: what might be the root cause of this, what...53 min
- Trivialised Policy, Mediocre Politics (Episode 1)Are policies really the answer to the public needs or are they mere weapons for political agendas? Either way, what would that mean for society?35 min
About Politics vs. Policy
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Politics vs. Policy investigates public policy issues through a diverse variety of political lenses. It is curated with the notion that policy does not equate politics, although the two cannot be…
fully separated. With the increasing politicisation and polarisation, we believe that analysing policy issues using diverse perspectives becomes more relevant than ever. Politics vs. Policy designs its discussions on the policymaking processes with the political climate and policy alternatives as significant considerations. Our hope is that our discussions are not only left as critiques, but also offer a bigger picture on how policy shapes and is shaped by different political agendas and therefore, what it means to us as a part of the society. Our vision is for the young listeners to shift away from the ‘us vs. them’ into a ‘politics vs. policy’ mindset, adopting empathy without leaving objectivity.