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The Centre for the economics of Education and Training (CEET) national conference, held on the 30th of October 2000 in Melbourne, explored the theme of 'Mobilising resources for lifelong learning'. Papers presented at this conference include: The national training reform agenda 1987-1996: points of difficulty in a partial transformation / Annely Aeuckens; Financing vocational training and lifelong learning / Gerald Burke; Dinosaurs in a brave new world: apprenticeships and traineeships in the age of lifelong learning / Kaye Schofield; Youth pathways to promote lifelong learning / Phil McKenzie; Developing lifelong learning frameworks for making everything count / Kaye Bowman; All that education: why aren't women earning more?: Galvanising commitment to lifelong learning / Denis Ralph; What has training got to do with business strategy? / Sonnie Hopkins and Leo Maglen; Provider practice and the Frontline Management Initiative / Chris Selby Smith, Ian Roos and Liz Wright; Theory to practice/generic skills/lifelong learning: the connection / Irene Tempone and Elaine Martin; The resource conundrum for VET in schools / Jeff Malley; International developments in measuring and reporting intellectual capital / Fran Ferrier.