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Democracy and populism
John Keane | February 13, 2017We’re witnessing the rise of populist leaders around the globe. John Keane, Professor of Politics and co-founder and director of the Sydney Democracy Network (SDN), explains why we need something more radically democratic to turn this around.
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Calls for urgent action to make ‘sorry’ real on Apology anniversary
Richard Weston | February 13, 2017The National Apology to the Stolen Generations was an important acknowledgement of the harm that was done, but practical measures are urgently required, says Richard Weston, CEO of the Healing Foundation.
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Manufacturing in Australia – a political topic
Veronica Sheen | February 10, 2017The structure of manufacturing in industrialised countries like Australia and the USA is very different now from what it was in the 1950s and 1960s. Veronica Sheen wonders if those demanding a revival of local manufacturing really know what they wish for.
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This human – working towards a world of abundance and equality
Dr Melis Senova | February 10, 2017We need leaders who care, who are concerned about the state of things and want to do something about it. In her new book Dr Melis Senova is reaching out to the curious and open-minded among us.
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Leading through influence and adaptability
Jenny Brockis | February 8, 2017We need new ways of thinking and doing to keep up with an ever-evolving business environment. Jenny Brockis explains how the brain savvy leader effectively navigates change with curiosity, an adaptive mindset and emotional regulation.
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Time to rise: The positive impact of diversity in the workplace
Aniya Roslan | February 8, 2017Women are kicking goals everywhere but remain underrepresented in leadership roles. What can we do to improve gender equality in the workforce? Aniya Roslan from The 100% Project explains.
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The 5 biggest handbrakes on momentum
Michael McQueen | February 8, 2017Do you feel that your organisation has lost its mojo? Are you struggling to maintain the vitality and growth of your business? Michael McQueen shares the five common factors that have contributed to the stumble or demise of almost every iconic institution or idea throughout human history.
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Productive Ageing – an individual’s perspective
Andrea Warr | February 6, 2017Productive Ageing is measured by participation in the economy and often referenced as a broad statistic. But what does it look like for each individual, and how can we create societal change to make ageing a positive aspiration? Andrea Warr, Co-founder of WiserLife, explains.
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Australian pensioners living in poverty – get mad and spread the word!
Terrence Bondfield | February 6, 2017More than one-third of Australian pensioners are living below the poverty line, with costs of living rising while pensions stay low compared to other countries. Terrence Bondfield says it’s high time to look after our ageing population.
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Leaders need to nip ‘em in the bud
Georgia Murch | February 2, 2017When we see a spot fire we grab some water and put it out, right? We know it could turn ugly pretty quickly and the costs can be immeasurable. Georgia Murch explains why the same goes for having difficult conversations.
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Do women need to be good networkers to lead?
Jason Renshaw | February 1, 2017In a dynamic and complex business environment, networking is crucial. Jason Renshaw from Women & Leadership Australia (WLA) says highly developed emotional intelligence and communication skills are the basis for powerful collaboration and reciprocal learning.
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Leading productivity
Dermot Crowley | February 1, 2017Most organisations are still driven by urgency and reactivity. Dermot Crowley says an aligned, leveraged, proactive and balanced work culture starts at the top.
