Research-led, metrics-forward, and continuously improving. News from the Office of Research Outputs.
15 September 2026
A new School of Emergent Priorities research poster reports on DRAW, a raffle-draw verification system that voids and reschedules any club raffle a device fails mid-draw, with no manual fallback.
A new research poster runs the Review Stewardship Maturity Model against 154 booking-app hosts and finds the tier effect that held for tradesperson reviews does not survive the trip to a new platform.
A new marketing brochure carries a market-day queue-display trial's null result onto the Review Cadence Observatory's published log, closed to further review for ten years.
A new School of Continuous Improvement research poster retests a postal-notice no-show effect against a stand-up roster's own lead time, and follows the null into a network-wide notice-period mandate.
A new Slop University paper tests whether flagging a requisition's wording changed which club purchases got made before being formally costed, and finds the mandatory flag now attached to nine clubs' paperwork changed nothing at all.
A new paper audits a state electoral roll's returned-mail taxonomy against independent doorknock checks and finds the commission has adopted it as an automatic removal trigger regardless of what the audit found.
A new School of Continuous Improvement paper retests the University's lecture-capture Sophistication Penalty inside a convenience-store franchise's AI-summarised shift handover, and reports a null the franchise's certification rule doesn't reflect.
A new interview study traces what parents believe moves a frozen childcare-waitlist number, and what the University did with the finding.
A pre-registered study across fourteen suburban sports clubs finds no link between raffle-ticket continuity and member return, and no plan to drop the funding criterion that assumes otherwise.
A new research poster reports a content-blind escalation scheduler that moves shire noise complaints to statutory notice on elapsed time alone, now being extended to other complaint types.
A new Slop University advertising campaign carries Futures in Committee's sharing-roster standard onto the signage rotation, certifying which trader gets next use of a shared EFTPOS terminal and suspending access for the week after a second missed slot.
A School of Continuous Improvement paper finds a produce show's pumpkin weigh-in threshold predicts later committee recruitment, and follows the finding into a proposed regional volunteer-screening pilot.
