Explaining Pension Fund Product and Governance Disclosure in Australia by Monica Guo-Sze Tan, Marie-Anne Cam

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Joining or Exiting the Defined Benefit Division Superannuation Scheme of UniSuper by John Christie

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Compulsory Annuitisation: A Policy Option for Australia? by Taleitha O'Meara, Aaron Bruhn

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A Blockchain-Based Model for the Prevention of Superannuation Fraud: A Study of Australian Super Funds by Chalani Mapa Mudiyanselage, Pethigamage Perera, Sriamannarayana Grandhi

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Australia is Facing a HousingAffordability Crisis: Is the Solution to this Problem the Singapore Model of Housing? by John McLaren, Allan Yeo, Michael Sweet

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Using social marketing to improve retirement funding for women in Australia and other countries by Michael Shaw, Sardana Islam Khan, Priyantha Bandara

“…The objective of this study is to highlight the superannuation industry in Australia as an exemplar and then compare this to other countries. …”
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Sustainable Development Goal Disclosures within Australian Superannuation Funds: An Exploratory Study by David R.J. Moore, Nick Sciulli

“…The objective of this study is exploratory in nature, investigating the types of SDG disclosures made by the largest superannuation funds in Australia. Data was collected through a content analysis of the annual and/or supplementary reports produced by Australian superannuation funds. …”
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MySuper Vs. KiwiSaver: Retirement Saving For The Less Engaged by Geoffrey J. Warren

“…Australia’s MySuper default superannuation funds are compared against New Zealand’s range of KiwiSaver funds. …”
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When it Comes to Financial Literacy, is Gender Really an Issue? by Suzanne P. Wagland, Sharon Taylor

“…In Australia the introduction of compulsory superannuation has resulted in the financial services industryflourishing and the introduction of numerous new products and services. …”
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The Extent to Which Obesity and Population Nutrition Are Considered by Institutional Investors Engaged in Responsible Investment in Australia - A Review of Policies and Commitments by Ella Robinson, Christine Parker, Rachel Carey, Gary Sacks

“…Some institutional investors in Australia have recognized the potential importance of incorporating obesity- and population nutrition-related issues into decision-making processes. …”
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Living Longer on Less by Catherine Weiss, Debra Parkinson, Alyssa Duncan

“…This article examines the paid work experiences of women aged more than 55 with less than Aus$100,000 in superannuation living in Victoria, Australia. In Australia, superannuation is a compulsory retirement scheme in which employers make contributions to employees’ superannuation accounts. …”
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The role of commodities investments in the decumulation phase of retirement by John Hua Fan, Osei K. Wiafe

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Financial characteristics and security of podiatry work in Victoria: the PAIGE cross sectional study of Australian podiatrists by Anna G. Couch, Terry Haines, Belinda O'Sullivan, Hylton B. Menz, Cylie M. Williams

“…Methods This was a cross sectional study using data from Victorian podiatrists who participated in Wave 1 of the Podiatrists in Australia: Investigating Graduate Employment (PAIGE) survey. …”
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Integrating nutrition and obesity prevention considerations into institutional investment decisions regarding food companies: Australian investment sector perspectives by Ella Robinson, Christine Parker, Rachel Carey, Anita Foerster, Miranda R Blake, Gary Sacks

“…Participants were predominantly Australian-based, and included representatives from asset management companies, superannuation funds, ESG advisory/consultancy firms, ESG research providers, and relevant advocacy groups. …”
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Reforming government policies on flexible working arrangements (FWSs) for the attainment of national sustainable development goals (SDGs) by Sharifah Rahama Amirul, Sharija Che Shaari, Khairul Hanim Pazim

“…By reforming FWAs policies for elderly workers, it provides opportunities for them to work for a longer period of time, accumulate larger superannuation earnings and are less dependent on the government pension throughout their retirement years. …”
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General Report of the Summer Party of the 15th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition 1973-1974 by Masayoshi MURAYAMA

“…Syowa was temporarily closed between 1962 and 1965, because of the superannuation of the SOYA. During the cessation period, the icebreaker FUJI was built. …”
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