auDA participates in national and international Internet Governance processes as mandated by the Terms of Endorsement and in our 2021-25 corporate strategy.  auDA also contributes to the public policy debate in Australia, bringing its expertise to bear on internet related public policy issues through a range of means, including formal submissions to government and through sharing ideas through the auDA Blog

Public Policy Agenda 2024-25

auDA’s Public Policy Agenda sets out the issues central to our public policy and advocacy during 2024-25. It has been developed through analysis of Australia’s technology policy trends where they intersect with auDA’s mandate and expertise and focuses on areas that support Australia’s digital transformation.  

Our public policy priorities are underpinned by our strategic aims to champion an open, free, secure global internet and to unlock positive economic and social value for all Australians.

Public Policy Agenda 2024-25.

Internet Governance Roadmap

Internet governance is at an inflection point. A number of intergovernmental processes are coming up in 2024 and 2025 that will shape its future. 

Thinking through how to sustain and improve multi-stakeholder approaches to internet governance is a core part of auDA's work.  

We share our current thinking and chart a path ahead with our Internet Governance Roadmap, first published in August 2023.

Internet Governance Roadmap.

Asia Pacific Internet Governance Academy Australia (APIGA Australia)

Hosted by auDA in collaboration with regional and global partners, APIGA Australia is designed to develop the next generation of Australian youth leaders in internet governance and the digital ecosystem.

APIGA Australia 2024 will take place in Melbourne, in the format of an intensive two-day workshop. Learn more. 

Quarterly Public Policy Reports 

We summarise our internet governance and public policy work and developments we monitor in our Quarterly Public Policy Reports.

Find out more about our work conducted in our latest report. 

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Past Quarterly Public Policy Reports