Editorial (Evaluation Journal of Australasia, Volume 17, Issue 4)

It is with pleasure that we present the fourth and final issue of the Evaluation Journal of Australasia (EJA) for 2017. A good time to reflect on a successful year for the Australasian Evaluation Society (AES) and the EJA after an extremely well attended International Evaluation Conference in September and the growth of the EJA as it moves into 2018 under the publishership of SAGE. This move creates further benefits for the AES and its membership including: increasing visibility of the EJA to maximise readership and citations; continued access to EJA plus five other SAGE journals; 25% discount on SAGE books; and circulation to over 8,000 institutions worldwide with enhanced social media impact and outcomes, just to mention a few benefits