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29 June 2022
CPRC’s research report Australian consumers in their own words examines key themes and consumer concerns from a series of consumer focus groups held in mid 2021.
2 March 2022
CPRC welcomes the AER’s Consumer Vulnerability strategy and supports the outcomes suggested. In our submission, CPRC outlines a range of recommendations regarding proposed actions and additional […]
22 June 2021
CPRC strongly supports the approach, goals and initiatives outlined in the ESC’s draft Vulnerability Strategy. Drawing from on-the-ground insights from
24 September 2020
This submission draws on CPRC’s commissioned and collaborative research with academics across different complex and essential service markets, highlighting key
7 July 2020
Led by CPRC Senior Research and Policy Manager, Ben Martin Hobbs and co-authored by CPRC Research and Policy Director, Emma O’Neill,
30 January 2020
Affordable, effective and quality care is essential to Australia’s ageing population and the growing number of older people choosing to
23 January 2020
This submission highlights key findings from CPRC’s 2020 report Choosing care: the difficulties in navigating the Home Care Package market