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The other side – living with disability
Jamie-Lee Dwyer | November 10, 2017Society tells us that disability is not a normal human condition, although it is actually a common experience. Young writer Jamie-Lee Dwyer shares her experience of living with a disability.
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Alma Besserdin of Wimmigrants on Australian Leadership
Victor Perton | November 9, 2017Alma Besserdin is the Founder and Director of Wimmigrants, an organisation dedicated to assisting migrant women to rebuild their careers in their chosen country. She speaks with Victor Perton about Australian leadership.
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Housing Affordability Online Consultation Report Released
Emma Johnson | November 9, 2017The report from the recent Housing Affordability Online Consultation, hosted by Open Forum, and run in conjunction with Global Access Partners and the NSW Department of Planning and the Environment, has now been released.
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The International Astronautical Congress: An IPC Co-Chair’s Perspective
Naomi Mathers | November 8, 2017Each year the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) attracts the world’s space leaders to discuss new advancements in the space industry. This year the Adelaide Convention Centre hosted more than 4500 IAC delegates from around the world from the 25th – 29th September. Deputy Chair of the Space Industry Association of Australia Dr Naomi Mathers shares her thoughts on the Congress.
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Why you need to know your numbers
Stephen Barnes | November 3, 2017There are some basic numbers and ratios every business owner needs to know. Stephen Barnes, principal of management consultancy Byronvale Advisors, explains why.
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Victorian school students to join government boards
Victor Perton | November 2, 2017From 2018 it will become mandatory for student representatives to be elected to Victorian Government school councils (boards) and given full voting rights. Founder of the Australian Leadership blog, Victor Perton discusses the initiative.
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Deep Thought – Artificial Intelligence
Alan Stevenson | November 1, 2017A computers ability to learn is increasing quickly, however computer logic and human logic are not one and the same. Alan Stevenson considers what this means for society.
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Higher education reforms are all about savings and not possibilities
Andy Marks | October 31, 2017Australia hasn’t seen anything remotely approaching meaningful higher education reform in nearly a decade. Dr Andy Marks, Assistant Vice-Chancellor of Western Sydney University, questions the governments one-dimensional approach to modern ‘reform’.
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A German Lesson for Australia – understanding the importance of family businesses
Ian McAuley | October 26, 2017At the Global Access Partners 2017 Summit Albrecht von der Hagen from Germany’s Association of Family-Owned Businesses Germany’s Familienunternehmer (literally “family undertakings”) spoke about their role in Germany’s economy.
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GAP ‘Hidden Giants’ Summit report released
Catherine Fritz-Kalish | October 25, 2017Global Access Partners 8th Annual Economic Summit report on ‘Hidden Giants’: The Future of Australia’s Midsize Business has been released. GAP Managing Director, Catherine Fritz-Kalish, introduces the Summit’s findings.
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When Conspiracies Meet: Donald Trump and the JFK Files
Binoy Kampmark | October 24, 2017Donald Trump announced plans to release classified JFK files. Dr Binoy Kampmark, lecturer in Global Studies at RMIT, considers what the documents may reveal.
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Single touch payroll – 5 reasons to act now
Mike Rich | October 23, 2017Single Touch Payroll (STP) passes into law in nine months time. Attaché Software’s Mike Rich voices his concern over the limited knowledge of requirements amongst accounting firms.