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2 December 2021
By Lauren Solomon and Chandni Gupta As we enter the home stretch of 2021, our heads are down preparing CPRC’s response to the proposed Discussion
17 December 2020
A message from Andrew Thomsen, Senior Research and Policy Manager, CPRC 2020 has been a year like no other. The COVID-19 pandemic and associated health measures
7 December 2020
A Consumer Policy Research Centre survey of 1,000 consumers conducted from March – April this year confirmed Australians expect more
23 November 2020
A ground-breaking new technical paper demonstrates how businesses can identify algorithmic bias in artificial intelligence (AI), and proposes steps they
28 April 2020
What attracted me to this role at CPRC? Data practices, technology and digital markets are evolving rapidly. This presents consumer protection challenges that are also changing […]
20 November 2019
Data will soon be our most valuable resource. We need a comprehensive governance framework and we need pro-active and empowered
18 November 2019
I would also like to begin by acknowledging that this meeting is being held on the traditional lands of the
26 July 2019
Economy-wide reform required to protect consumers Friday 26 July 2019 – Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC) welcomes the release of
23 July 2019
CPRC CEO, Lauren Solomon’s opening response at the 2019 University of Melbourne Digital Citizens Conference Thank you so much to