We regularly publish articles on the work we do across the various sectors, regulatory bodies and government agencies in Australia and New Zealand.

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Sapere’s Good Governance Guide helps project leaders improve governance by ensuring clear objectives, realistic constraints, effective leadership, risk management, and proper decision-making structures.
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The article highlights New Zealand’s energy challenges, emphasising the need for secure, reliable electricity amidst decarbonisation, market uncertainty, and regulatory reform to support long-term investment and energy security.
A woman with a backpack poses on a rocky terrain. She wears sunglasses and a sunhat, smiling at the camera. A nearby photo frame says, "Meet Sue Friend." The landscape in the background is arid and scrubby.
This month we spotlight Sue Friend, a Managing Director in our Forensics team. Sue shares her love of the outdoors and hiking and finds this brings balance to her work at Sapere.
Customer survey to monitor engagement
In this article Dr Richard Tooth examines developments in how regulated utilities engage with their customers, the problem of uninformed respondent bias and other issues.
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This report analyses proposed changes to Victoria's Health Service Establishment Regulations, focusing on improving clinical governance, safety, and quality. The RIS reviewed the impact of these changes and provided recommendations.
A man with short hair and a mustache is sitting on a couch, holding a baby and reading a book titled "My First Engine." The baby is nestled against the man, looking at the book. Both appear to be engaged in the story.
This month, we spotlight Dr Jamie O'Hare, Managing Economist and proud new dad to baby Stirling, as he shares his professional insights and personal joys.