What would it take to use innovation and “Social Impact Bonds” to address pressing social issues in Tasmania?
Po: Could Tasmania lead the nation in using "pay-for-success" contracts to tackle some of our most intractable social issues?
What would it take to deliver a more flexible education system for those experiencing school attendance difficulties?
Po: Could Tasmania design, fund and deliver a more responsive system that works for all young people, including "school can't"?
What would it take to support every Tasmanian to have the highest standard of care at the end of their life?
Po: Could Tasmania lead the nation in resourcing and delivering "best in class" palliative care and end-of-life supports?
What would it take to pay living wages while care economy workers study in Tasmania?
Po: Could a "Care Associate" living wage training model achieve the growth required in the care economy workforce in Tasmania?
What would it take to strengthen our democracy and lower the voting age to 16 years in Australia?
Po: Could we better reflect young people's stake in the future by granting them the right to vote in all elections?
What would it take to improve public health through reduced consumption of sugary drinks and foods in Australia?
Po: Could a tax on sugary products, reduce consumption, improve diets, reduce obesity and raise funds for health programs?
What would it take to increase the rate of all Centrelink payments and reduce poverty and inequality across Australia?
Po: Could we lift around 3.3million Australians, including over 760,000 children, out of poverty for good by increasing income support payments?
What would it take to strengthen consumer protections and prevent financial insolvency in Australia?
Po: Could stronger lending law and regulatory reforms protect more Australians from bankruptcy?
What would it take to rapidly “grow our own” care economy workforce and meet the needs of all Tasmanians requiring support?
Po: Could strategic investment in the training of care economy workers address the challenge of the rapidly growing support needs of Tasmanians?
What would it take to establish the City of Launceston as the national leader in inclusive work opportunities for all?
Po: Could our community deliver inclusive work opportunities for older people and people with disability and help secure good work for all?
