Grattan in a sentence

Despite the objections, the council voted unanimously to heritage list the building on the corner of Grattan and Cardigan streets for its 'local aesthetic significance'.

Duckett served as secretary of the federal health department during the Keating government, and is now based at the Grattan Institute.

Grattan Institute transport and cities program director Marion Terrill said increasing the size of parking spaces would add to the numerous factors that already encouraged Australians to buy large cars.

Grattan merged with Freemans, while Littlewoods - which bought Empire and Kays - axed its catalogue in 2015, when it also went online only.

Grattan proposes governments financially support this transition by paying for public, community and Indigenous housing to be upgraded to all-electric.

Taxpayers would get better bang for their buck if the federal government spent an extra $1 billion on improving our local roads.report lead author and Grattan Institute transport and cities program director, Marion Terrill.

They grew up in Irvine, a of Pebble Mill at One and Grattan catalogues – there’s a Proustian madeleine for any adolescent boy in the 1970s – with their mother Jeanette, father John and little sister Linda.

In a new report released on Sunday, The Reading Guarantee, the Grattan Institute has called on governments to set ambitious new targets to lift the level of proficient readers from 68 to 83 per cent in the next decade, and 90 per cent in the long term.

Grattan Institute chief executive Danielle Wood, who had recommended the tutor program, said it was a good example of what Mr Pallas and his colleagues needed to do to meet the challenge.

In an earlier major report, Grattan argued that the government needed to spend a further $70 billion to $90 billion to secure a recovery.

In other early games, Northern Ontario’s Brad Jacobs defeated Prince Edward Island’s Bryan Cochrane 6-2 and Saskatchewan’s Matt Dunstone outscored James Grattan of New Brunswick 10-6.

The Grattan Institute says increased superannution contributions would come at the expense of wage growth.

Co-authored with Jonathan Nolan, associate at the Grattan Institute.

Exclusive Books CEO Grattan Kirk said they have decided not to continue with the launch.

Grattan found the difference between 10 per cent and 12 per cent would be up to $15 billion in compulsory super contributions each year.

Grattan found younger Australians are unlikely to see the same capital appreciation from the house price boom as their parents did over their lifetime, while forcing them into more debt to get into the market.

Grattan Institute director of health will present ‘Have we under invested in Palliative Care?

Parents and others are of course welcome to fundraise for the schools they support," said the Grattan Institute's school education program director Peter Goss.

Research by the Grattan Institute claims that workers would be $30,000 worse off in lost wages if the increase in compulsory super went ahead.

The Grattan Insitute's Brendan Coates, whose research expanded on findings from the Henry Tax Review, said 10 per cent was "less bad" than going to 12 per cent as super increases took away from pay rises.