The Emerging issues and opportunities in sport participation by SportAus located online at the Clearinghouse for Sport indicate sporting and exercise participation trends in 2020/2021 and the implications for how to create a more resilient, flexible and agile model in the future.  The report can be found here

The National Skills Commission has produced a report identifying current and emerging skills needs in the context of COVID19 recovery. already existing labour market changes, automation and globalisation. The report can be read here. 

  Orygen-Wellbeing-at-work-Apprenticeships-MH-policy.aspx discusses mental health issues and amelioration strategies for Australian apprentices. 

 Annual Youth Survey | Mission Australia 2021 identifies COVID19, the environment and equity and discrimination as the three most critical issues for survey participants and points to the need for accessible education and training options as central to COVID19 recovery.  

 Australian Strategy for International Education 2021‑2030 - Department of Education, Skills and Employment, Australian Government (dese.gov.au) discusses need for a student centred strategy that diversifies Australia's customer base and Higher education course offerings to align with current and future skills needs. 

New report from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research, Attracting industry experts to become VET practitioners: a journey, not a destination, explores approaches to attracting industry experts to become and remain VET practitioners.

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The Centre for Future work at the Australian Institute has produced a report on the future of work in journalism in Australia (October 2021). the report by Jim Stanford can be read here. 

This report presents the perceived social benefits, value and impacts of aquatic facilities throughout Australia. 
Access the full report here. 

The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, House of Representatives standing committee on Communications and the Arts has released a plan (October 2021) for Australia's cultural sector - post COVID.