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You are not alone
editor | September 7, 2016September is Dementia Awareness Month. The theme for 2016 is "You are not alone". Wednesday 21 September 2016 is World Alzheimer's Day.
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Technology and transformation
editor | September 6, 2016The second Annual Digital Disruption for Government 2016 takes place in Sydney 27-28 September with a pre-conference workshop on 26 September.
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My 4 top tips for getting immersed in Singapore
Gemma Manning | September 5, 2016Singapore is an interesting platform to explore as gateway into regional and global markets. Entrepreneur and strategic marketing expert Gemma Manning says establishing a dual presence across Australia and Singapore is a sure-fire way to further growth.
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#HistoryWeek16
editor | September 5, 2016It’s History Week from 3 to 11 September 2016. This year’s theme is "Neighbours", and we are invited to acknowledge and celebrate the history of our communities as a crucial part to understanding the past’s impact on the present.
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How to support health in older workers to ensure job role sustainability
Eugene McGarrell | September 2, 2016Australia’s population aged 65 and over will more than double by 2054-55, putting pressure on economic and social costs. Eugene McGarrell, General Manager of Health and Community Engagement at icare, delivered the following address at the second Annual National Ageing Workforce Forum.
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Environmental protection and public safety of your home
Safronia Benasic | September 2, 2016We all want to live in a home that is safe for ourselves and our families. Safronia Benasic says the Government, in particular the ACT Government, could do more to ensure the health and safety of the community.
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Why sharing economy companies are changing the world we live in for the better
Wayne Krow | August 29, 2016The sharing economy has already changed the way we live, travel and work. Wayne Krow explains.
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What we can learn from a world leader in innovation
Charles Nightingale | August 29, 2016Israel is recognised to be a world leader in innovation and start-up culture. Following are some key innovation lessons Australia can learn from.
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Being careful with certainty
Dr Melis Senova | August 26, 2016The greatest risks to open mindedness and growth is certainty. Dr Melis Senova, founder and director of Huddle, encourages us to be willing to remain open and to learn, learn, learn.
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What’s wrong with profit margins of Australia’s private VET providers?
Don Perlgut | August 26, 2016The private vocational education sector appears to sustain extraordinary profit margins of around 30 percent. CEO of Community Colleges Australia Dr Don Perlgut says it’s time to consider another way forward.
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Australia’s ageing workforce
editor | August 26, 2016The second Annual National Ageing Workforce Forum takes place from 30 August to 1 September 2016 in Sydney. The focus will be on how to gain strategic advantage through older workers.
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The creative asset you’re probably ignoring right now
Michael McQueen | August 26, 2016What if innovation would not be the privilege of those with experience? Speaker, trends expert and author Michael McQueen invites us to consider the creative power of fresh eyes.
