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Governance

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How to build an Australian People's Constitution
This new book, “The People’s Constitution”, contains the latest research about the values and aspirations of Australians and their need to enshrine those values along with their voices and human rights in a new Australian Constitution if they wish to take a rightful share of power in their own governance – a share sufficient to help them build the future of wellbeing and security that they need and deserve. As Australia walks on to an Indigenous Voice in the Constitution and then walks towards a decision one way or another about a republic, we will need this new people’s constitution.
30 January 2023 by Bronwyn Kelly

Wellbeing

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Australians need a new Accord on Wealth, Welfare and Wellbeing with their parliaments
National wealth generated through taxation is not being fairly raised or shared in Australia. This means Australia will be unable to transition safely and equitably to a new economy, one that is based on renewable energy and increased delivery of social services, and is fit for 21st century domestic and globalised markets. Australians no longer have sufficient welfare safety nets necessary for an efficient and fair transition to this new sustainable economy. They need a new Accord with parliaments on Wealth, Welfare and Wellbeing. Find out why and how we can begin safe travel to a new economy at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVU9Gg408nI&t=29s
16 January 2022 by Bronwyn Kelly

Climate

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Everything is at stake at COP26. But we can still stop global heating.
The world now has about a decade left to stop global heating. We are currently on track for temperature increases above pre-industrial levels of up to 4.5 degrees Celsius. When more than 190 signed the Paris Agreement in 2015, they dearly wanted no more than 2 degrees of heating, preferably 1.5 degrees. The only way to meet that aim is by adopting a reasonably safe carbon budget at COP26. All nations must work together to live within that budget. See why this is vital and how we can set a reasonably safe carbon budget and save the planet.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-exuQBnuFw&t=183s
30 September 2021 by Bronwyn Kelly

Climate

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Australia can lead the world at COP26 to stop global heating
Australia is among the least cooperative countries in climate change negotiations. But we can reverse that and become a leader in global cooperation at the forthcoming COP26 meeting in Glasgow. The current negotiating framework in use under the Paris Agreement unfortunately cannot stop global heating. Australia can propose a Motion to replace it with one that can stop the heating. A new basis for negotiations – one in which countries work out how to fairly share the remaining safe total tonnage of emissions – is a game changer. See why and how it can be done. https://www.austcfp.com.au/post/australia-can-lead-the-world-to-fix-climate-change
16 September 2021 by Bronwyn Kelly

Governance

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National Integrated Planning & Reporting is a game changer in how power is shared in democracy
Have you ever felt that your children's future is not secure and that you want to leave a better world for them? Have you ever wondered if democracy could work better for Australia and Australians? Don’t be despondent. There is a solution. We the people can all increase our shares of power and influence in our democracy and make politicians much better leaders. Find out how National IP&R makes it possible for us to do this for the first time. It's easy, it's free and it's rewarding. The more Australians that become involved, the more rewarding it will be. https://www.austcfp.com.au/national-integrated-planning-and-reporting
5 September 2021 by Bronwyn Kelly

Governance

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Our democracy is broken – but it can be fixed
If we measure democracy by whether living standards are improving, then it has failed us in the last decade. Lots of solutions are being proposed. Some are about reform of the instruments of democracy, such as codes of conduct for politicians. Others are about increasing participation by we the people in democracy through things like citizen’s assemblies. They’re all good but they wouldn’t help reverse the decline in our quality of life. To do that, we need a well thought out long term plan. Now there is a way to build that together. See how at https://johnmenadue.com/our-democracy-is-broken-but-it-can-be-fixed/
31 May 2021 by Bronwyn Kelly