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Mobilising for resilience
Joanne Nicholson | October 19, 2021Mobilising society, rather than individual institutions, will be required to face a range of threats from war, grey-zone conflict, terrorism and organised crime to domestic and offshore natural disasters.
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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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Resilience – To be or not to be
Open Forum | February 23, 2021To strengthen our resilience on a global national and individual levels, we should all join forces and work together but leadership will be required to translate this vision into reality.
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10 lessons from the COVID crisis
Open Forum | February 23, 2021Australia ranked eighth in the world ‘s Top 10 countries to manage their COVID-19 response well, with New Zealand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Thailand, Cyprus, Rwanda and Iceland leading the way in an in-depth study by international experts.
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The time for resilience is now
Shane Fitzsimmons | February 16, 2021What makes a good leader? NSW Resilience Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons spoke on leadership traits at the GAP Virtual Summit on National Resilience.
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Rethinking threats to our national security
Brendan Nicholson | December 2, 2020Building sovereign manufacturing capabilities, diversifying our trade from China and facing the reality of climate change are all important parts of building a more resilient Australia.
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Building research capacity for a disaster-resilient Australia
Paul Barnes | October 14, 2020Australia needs a networked consortium of teaching universities and regional research centres helping our emergency and disaster management services face the myriad dangers we face.
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Turning crisis into opportunity
Robert Glasser | July 25, 2020Australia has a unique opportunity in the wake of the unprecedented disruption caused by the Black Summer and Covid-19 crises to boost national disaster resilience.
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The invisible enemies
Kristina Keneally | July 18, 2020COVID-19 is just one of the invisible enemies which threaten Australia’s safety, security and democracy and require a thoughtful and united approach.
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Tough times teach us about resilience
Sherry Landow | June 10, 2020Resilience is an adaptive process usually developed over a lifetime – but we’re taking a crash-course in it now.
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Imagining a more sustainable Australia
Gillian Savage | June 6, 2020In the wake of COVID-19, we need to reimagine a nation that integrates global, national and local thinking and solutions for our collective benefit.
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Inspiring a brighter future
Brock Bastian | June 3, 2020COVID-19 created new ways of working together overnight, but as restrictions are eased, what we do now and what comes next matters even more.

