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Can the G7 “build back better?
Yan Liang | July 27, 2021Global challenges such as the recovery from COVID-19 require a concerted multilateral effort in which major countries recognise differences, manage conflicts and work cooperatively toward common goals.
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The keys to successful crisis communication
Victoria Tichá | July 22, 2021As crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic evolve, research shows leaders should communicate critical information in a distinct, consistent and consensual way.
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Mandatory standards for ESG metrics?
Iris de Orte Júlvez | July 7, 2021The way each country measures corporate social responsibility and sustainability is evolving in different formats and rates. Standardisation is necessary for achieving the targets by the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Effective defence requires deeper resilience
Ulas Yildirim | June 29, 2021The defence of the nation relies on a lot more than weapons, and the deterrent effect the government seeks to achieve through the Australian Defence Force’s high-end warfighting capabilities is inextricably linked with broader national resilience.
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What should modern nation-building look like?
John Coyne | May 31, 2021Rather than one-off investment ‘announceables’, Australia’s post-COVID recovery demands ‘big-picture’ nation-building that offers a vision for the future on the same grand scale as major schemes of the past.
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A missed opportunity for nation building
Gillian Savage | May 16, 2021Sustainable nation-building requires us to go beyond short-term ‘sugar hit’ investment and relearn how to collaborate with persistence.
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Lessons from an octopus
Chris Schell | May 14, 2021As humans take up space and modify our environment, we affect the habitat of species that perish if they can’t adapt, change or move. What can we learn from octopuses about innovation and sustainability in the face of change?
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Fighting natural disasters
Paul Barnes | May 8, 2021Australians have endured floods, bushfires and hailstorms and more over the last two years. The government is better aligning policy to deal with disasters, but its plan is somewhat half-baked.
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Defence needs to rethink its disaster-relief strategy
Matthew Page | April 15, 2021If the 2019–20 bushfire and cyclone seasons and Covid-19 are anything to go by, the Australian Defence Force is going to be central to many, if not all, of the government’s national disaster response and resilience policies.
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Crisis, what crisis?
Alexi Heazle | April 10, 2021Crisis simulations prepare Australian decision-makers for a wide range of challenges and crises. The Australian Crisis Simulation Summit creates an opportunity for future national security leaders to strengthen Australia’s capacity to respond to security challenges.
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It’s time to embrace a more sustainable future
Scott Lemon | March 31, 2021The onset of COVID-19 has forced organisations out of their comfort zones to explore ventures they never thought of exploring, and quickly change business practices that would otherwise have taken years to implement.
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Stronger communities build disaster resilience
Lisa Gibbs | March 30, 2021A new report into the impact of bushfires in rural areas shows the importance of strong communities in resilience and recovery.