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[elliott bledsoe <elliott AT creativecommons.org.au>]

Credits—Photo: Adaptation (crop) of the cover of More Than Luck: Ideas Australia Needs Now by the Centre for Policy Development, CC BY 2.5 Australia.

hello again ccAustralia list!

we'd like to also tell the cc australia community about the first book released by the centre for policy development, more than luck: ideas australia needs now (isbn 978-0-9808356-0-1). edited by mark davis, author of land of plenty, and cpd’s executive director miriam lyons, the volume is “both a collection of ideas for citizens who want real change and a to-do list for politicians looking to base public policies on the kind of future Australia needs.” it features established and emerging thinkers, including prof larissa behrendt, phil lynch, prof marian sawer ao, prof lee godden, chris bonnor am, eva cox ao, prof john quiggin, ian dunlop, fiona armstrong, marcus westbury and ben eltham. more than luck is not just ideas australia needs now, but ideas australia needs to know! which is why cpd has released the physical book, the ebooks, the website, everything to do with the project in fact, under a cc attribution 3.0 australia licence.

LAUNCH EVENT - SYDNEY also, sydneysider cc fans, you should also try to get along to the launch of more than luck this friday 26 november at 5.30 pm. maxine mckew, john hewson and john menadue will be launching it at berkelouw books newtown store, 6-8 o’connell street, newtown.

read the full blog post to find out more about the project, http://creativecommons.org.au/weblog/entry/2349, or see http://http://morethanluck.cpd.org.au.

thanks

_elliott

elliott bledsoe
project officer, ccAustralia &
research assistant, CCi



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