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b'COVID-19 is the biggest social and economic shock since World War II. Within two months, policies and systems for welfare, employment, childcare, health, and education have been turned on their head after decades of (at most) incremental reform.\\n\\nRecovering from such a shock is a big task that will stretch government resources. Other less urgent (but important) reforms will have to wait until there are time and resources to do them properly.\\n\\nIn this special Grattan Institute/State Library Victoria Webinar, a panel of policy experts from the Grattan Institute discussed our latest publication, The Recovery Book, which identifies the extensive policy agenda Australia\\u2019s federal, state, and territory governments should deal with over the next six months. \\n\\nTo read the report in question, visit: https://grattan.edu.au/report/recovery-book/\\n\\nSpeakers\\nDanielle Wood \\u2013 CEO of the Grattan Institute\\nStephen Duckett \\u2013 Director of Grattan\\u2019s Health Program\\nBrendan Coates \\u2013 Director of Grattan\\u2019s Household Finances Program\\nMarion Terrill \\u2013 Director of Grattan\\u2019s Transport & Cities Program\\n\\nModerator\\nPaul Austin \\u2013 Editor at Grattan Institute'