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    Does the Bystander Effect exist in workforce cyberbullying?

    Charmein Madden     |      July 28, 2017

    Would you step in if you knew a colleague was being cyberbullied? Charmein Madden considers whether a well-known phenomenon called the Bystander Effect exists in workplace cyberbullying and whether the relationship we have with the victim makes a difference.

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    3 cloud computing trends affecting businesses right now

    Andrew Tucker     |      July 7, 2017

    It was only a few years ago that if you asked a business leader if they were using the cloud, they would only have a vague idea about what that meant. But today cloud computing has become part of the everyday business landscape.

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    The breakdown of blockchain technology

    Maria Razo     |      June 30, 2017

    Blockchain has the potential to revolutionise data security as it will give us the ability to take privacy into our own hands. Public policy and political science student Maria Razo investigates how blockchain works.

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    Australia needs a proper NBN

    Paul Budde     |      February 24, 2017

    We are currently witnessing yet another round of discussions about the national broadband network. Paul Budde explains why after having already lost most of Australians in this useless debate, we need to finally address the bigger picture.

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    The Global Risks Report 2017

    editor     |      January 17, 2017

    The World Economic Forum has released its interim Global Risks Report for this year. Now in its 12th edition, The Global Risks Report 2017 highlights the most significant long-term risks worldwide.

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    Spaces of Australian innovation – report released

    editor     |      January 16, 2017

    Our annual Summit focused on ‘Spaces of Australian Innovation’ – whether physical, virtual or metaphorical – and the conditions required for the Australian innovation ecosystem to flourish. The final report and infographic from the Summit have now been released.

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    Looking back on 2016

    Svetlana Stankovic     |      December 14, 2016

    An eventful year is coming to an end. Thank you for your blogs, your comments and your support. Here’s an overview of our discussion topics and the most popular blogs written this year.

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    GAP – Year in Review 2016

    Catherine Fritz-Kalish     |      December 11, 2016

    The end of the year is a time to reflect and gives us an opportunity to share with you how the GAP process has delivered to its members and to society as a whole.

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    ASDetect: an award-winning smartphone app for early detection of autism

    Nancy Sadka and Josephine Barbaro     |      December 2, 2016

    ASDetect – The inside story was featured on Open Forum in March 2016. The article described the research that underpinned the app, the vision of the academic team behind it and the spirit of generosity that made it happen. The app has gone on to win multiple awards including being named as a Google Impact Challenge Australia 2016 finalist.

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    Three pillars of building a culture of innovation

    Sebastien Eckersley-Maslin     |      November 23, 2016

    At the recent GAP Summit Sebastien Eckersley-Maslin, Founder and CEO of BlueChilli, explained how a bold national vision could inspire the young astronauts and entrepreneurs of the future.

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    Little Scientists: Igniting curious minds

    Heike Schneider     |      November 9, 2016

    Information overload, virtual reality and other rapid global changes influence our children’s learning and development. Heike Schneider from Little Scientists explains why inquiry-based STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) in the Early Childhood Education Sector is so important.

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    Bystander anti-racism: The challenge of speaking up

    Craig Hackett     |      October 31, 2016

    A small team at CQU recently undertook an online research project looking at everyday racism and have now published their results. Craig Hackett has more.

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