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Public Policy Offices in Australia
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Public Policy Offices sector based in Australia. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Australian Communications Consumer Action Network Accan
ACCAN is the peak body for Australian communications consumers. We are a voice for consumers on phone and internet issues. We focus on consumer education and policy & advocacy work in the areas of telecommunications, broadband (NBN) and disability accessibility issues. ACCAN also has a Grants Scheme that awards a year to projects that further our vision of available, accessible and affordable communications that enhance the lives of consumers.
11 to 50 staff
Consumers Health Forum Of Australia Chf
The Consumers Health Forum (CHF) is the national peak body representing the interests of Australian healthcare consumers. CHF works to achieve safe, quality, timely healthcare for all Australians, supported by accessible health information and systems.
11 to 50 staff
Ethnic Communities' Council Of Victoria
The Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) is proud to be the peak body for our state's migrant and refugee communities. Since 1974, we have advocated for the rights and interests of multicultural Victoria, informed industry practice, and influenced all levels of governments on multicultural affairs and the issues affecting our communities, including anti-racism, equitable access to services and socially just policy.
11 to 50 staff
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia
Infrastructure Partnerships Australia is an industry think tank and an executive member network, providing research focused on excellence in social and economic infrastructure. We exist to shape public debate and drive reform for the national interest.
11 to 50 staff
Mental Health Commission Of Nsw
The Mental Health Commission of NSW is an independent statutory agency responsible for monitoring, reviewing and improving mental health and wellbeing for people in NSW. The Commission works with government and the community to secure better mental health and wellbeing for everyone, and availability of appropriate supports in or close to home when people are unwell or at risk of becoming unwell. In all its work, the Commission is guided by the voice of people with lived experience of mental health issues and caring, their families and kinship groups. The Commission promotes policies and practices that recognise the autonomy of people who experience mental health issues and support their recovery, emphasising their personal and social needs and preferences. The Commission does not connect with individuals on LinkedIn. Follow the Commission on our social media: Facebook: Instagram: Twitter: https://twitter.com/MHCNSW
11 to 50 staff
Refugee Council Of Australia
The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) is the national umbrella body for refugees and people seeking protection, and the organisations and individuals who support them. We advocate for flexible, humane and practical policies towards refugees, asylum seekers and displaced persons, within Australia and internationally. We do this through national and international research, policy analysis, representation, training and community education. We are a non-profit organisation with tax-deductible charity status, funded through public donations, fees from our organisational and individual members, foundations and project work. The priority activities for RCOA are set by our members, as represented by an elected Board. Our policy and research work is informed by a constant process of consultation – convening regional forums and national teleconferences, attending interagency gatherings and meeting regularly with organisations and individuals across Australia. We have Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, enabling us to take the concerns of refugees to a wide range of UN gatherings, particularly those convened by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
11 to 50 staff
Shelter Wa
Shelter WA is the peak body in Western Australia that advocates for social and affordable housing and ending homelessness- We understand issues through research and consultation- We enable our members, sector and partners to build capacity through training, resources, events and projects- We lead system reform through advocacy, collaboration and representation- We work with our members and others, to provide a strong voice and lead the development of an effective housing system.
11 to 50 staff
Tourism & Transport Forum
Tourism & Transport Forum (TTF) is the national peak advocacy body for the tourism, transport and aviation sectors. It is a CEO forum representing the interests of leading Australian institutions and corporations in the private and public sectors. TTF uses its experience and networks to influence public policy outcomes and business practices and to assist the delivery of major tourism, aviation and transport-related infrastructure projects. Our members’ interests include tourism, major events, aviation, investment, hotel, property development, land and maritime transport, finance, retail, hospitality and education.
1 to 10 staff
Youth Affairs Council Victoria
Youth Affairs Council Victoria (YACVic) is the peak body and leading policy advocate for young people and youth workers across Victoria. We work with and for our members to create change. Join us: YACVic.org.au/member We are an independent, for-purpose organisation with core funding from the Victorian Government's Office for Youth. Youth Affairs Council Victoria (YACVic) is the peak body and leading policy advocate for young people and the youth sector in Victoria. Our vision is that the rights of young people in Victoria are respected, and they are active, visible and valued in their communities. Our mission is to propel action that inspires positive change for young people and the youth sector. We pursue social justice with a focus on those young people in our community who face disadvantage or marginalisation.
11 to 50 staff
Australian Energy Market Commission Aemc
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) provides advice to governments on energy market development and is the rule maker for Australian electricity and gas markets. We take a long-term view of what needs to be done to assure consumers of reliable, secure, electricity and gas services at the best price. The National Electricity Rules, National Gas Rules and Retail Energy Rules impact on how market participants can operate in the competitive wholesale generation and retail sectors; provide specific rights for consumers to whom energy is sold or supplied; and also govern the economic regulation of electricity transmission and distribution services – the ‘poles and wires’ – and gas pipelines. Stakeholder concerns are at the heart of our work. Our stakeholders help shape our thinking and provide valuable input to our rule making and advice to governments.
51 to 200 staff
Department Of Sport And Recreation
The former Department of Sport and Recreation (WA), is now part of the Department of Cultural Industries, Tourism and Sport in Western Australia.
51 to 200 staff
Ipart - Independent Pricing And Regulatory Tribunal
IPART - the Independent Pricing & Regulatory Tribunal. We make the people of NSW better off through independent decisions and advice. We are the independent pricing regulator for the water, public transport, local government, electricity and gas industries. IPART is also the licence administrator of water, electricity and gas and the scheme administrator and regulator for the NSW Energy Savings Scheme. We also undertake reviews and investigations into a wide range of economic and policy issues and perform a number of other roles at the NSW Government’s request. We are a NSW Government agency, but we make our decisions independently of the Government.
51 to 200 staff
Jobs And Skills Australia
Jobs and Skills Australia was established in 2022 under the Jobs and Skills Australia Act 2022. Our vision is for the full skills potential of our nation to be realised, resulting in improved workforce participation, productivity, wages and equity.
51 to 200 staff
National Transport Commission
The National Transport Commission (NTC) leads national land transport reform in support of Australian governments to improve safety, productivity, environmental outcomes and regulatory efficiency. The NTC is a key contributor to the national reform agenda with accountability to the Transport and Infrastructure Council and its advisory body, the Transport and Infrastructure Senior Officials’ Committee.
11 to 50 staff
Australian Automobile Association
The Australian Automobile Association is the nation’s peak motoring body, representing Australia’s state-based motoring clubs and their 9.3 million members. It is an apolitical and technology-neutral advocate for federal transport policy that improves safety, equity, and sustainability. The association’s constituent clubs are the NRMA, RACV, RACQ, RAA, RAC, RACT and the AANT.
11 to 50 staff
Business Council Of Australia Bca
The BCA represents Australia’s largest employers, advocating for good policy on behalf of the business community and the Australians they employ. Our online community guidelines can be found at:
11 to 50 staff
Committee For Melbourne
Committee for Melbourne is an apolitical, not-for-profit member-based entity that brings together over 150 organisations from Greater Melbourne’s business, academic and civic sectors whose common purpose is to shape a better future for Melbourne. As an independent organisation we represent no single interest group or political position, but seek to challenge conventional thinking and to develop innovative ideas to continue to enhance our position as an economically prosperous and highly liveable global city.
11 to 50 staff
Council To Homeless Persons
The Council to Homeless Persons is the peak body representing organisations and individuals in Victoria with a commitment to ending homelessness. Our vision is to end homelessness in Victoria. Follow us on Twitter:@CHPVic, & Facebook:@counciltohomeless
11 to 50 staff
Croplife Australia
CropLife Australia (CropLife) is the peak industry organisation representing the agricultural chemical and biotechnology (plant science) sector in Australia. CropLife represents the innovators, developers, manufacturers, formulators and registrants of crop protection and agro-biotechnology products. CropLife Australia advocates science based legislative frameworks that are consistent in approach and application across the industry. CropLife promotes competitiveness through innovation, the protection of intellectual property and the introduction of new technologies and practices. Our members develop and register products to protect crops against pests, weeds and diseases, and develop crop biotechnologies that are key to the nation’s agricultural productivity and sustainability as well as global food security.
1 to 10 staff
Disability Advocacy Network Australia Dana Ltd
Disability Advocacy Network Australia (DANA) Ltd supports and strengthens independent disability advocacy agencies in their work of advocating for and with people with disabilities so that they are valued and included members of the community, their fundamental needs are met and their human rights are respected. DANA is a network of over 70 agencies from across Australia that undertake or provide support for, individual advocacy, systemic advocacy, self advocacy, citizen advocacy, legal advocacy or family advocacy.
1 to 10 staff
Foundation For Alcohol Research And Education Fare
The Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE) is the leading not-for-profit organisation working towards an Australia free from alcohol harms. We approach this through developing evidence-informed policy, enabling people-powered advocacy and delivering health promotion programs. Australians are impacted by alcohol harm every day, including through injury, violence, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and chronic diseases such as cancer. Far too many Australians die each year because of alcohol. By working together, we can change this. Working with local communities, values-aligned organisations, health professionals and researchers across the country, we strive to improve the health and wellbeing of everyone in Australia. FARE has established a work culture where people are valued and supported, where wellbeing is prioritised and where we are empowered to collectively contribute to meaningful change. FARE was recently acknowledged for our work culture and awarded as one of the Best Workplaces for 2021 receiving the Your Voice Best Workplace Award 2021 and The Your Voice Change Champion Award 2021.
11 to 50 staff
Infrastructure Victoria
Infrastructure Victoria is an independent statutory authority which will guide decision-making on Victoria's infrastructure needs and priorities.
11 to 50 staff
Per Capita Australia
Per Capita is an independent progressive think tank dedicated to building a new vision for Australia based on fairness, prosperity, community and social justice. Per Capita’s research is rigorous, evidence-based, and long-term in its outlook, considering the national challenges of the next decade rather than the next election cycle. We ask fresh questions and offer fresh answers, drawing on new thinking in science, economics and public policy. Our audience is the interested public, not just experts and practitioners. We engage all Australians who are keen to see the hard thinking done on the country’s future.
1 to 10 staff
Victorian Council Of Social Service Vcoss
The Victorian Council of Social Service (VCOSS) has served as the peak organisation of the social and community services sector for 70 years. VCOSS raises awareness of the existence, causes and effects of poverty and inequality and advocates for the development of a sustainable, fair and equitable society. As well as promoting the wellbeing of those experiencing disadvantage and contributing to initiatives seeking to create a more just society, VCOSS also provides a strong, non-political voice for the community sector.
11 to 50 staff
