In a global war for talent and skills, we will win
For all the sombre predictions about what may lie ahead in a post-Covid world, I prefer to look on the bright side.
For all the sombre predictions about what may lie ahead in a post-Covid world, I prefer to look on the bright side.
A new census question reveals the physical and mental stresses affecting communities across Australia for the first time.
It’s been a sad time for me – recently, two of my career mentors passed away. Here’s what they taught me about life and work.
Over the five years to June 2021 – including 15 months of the pandemic – we added 2.2 million net extra residents. Where have they all gone?
European ideas about urban planning flourished in 19th-century Australia, and left us with a legacy of superbly designed towns.
The pandemic is the most significant global event since World War II. There’s a sense that we are entering a different world.
While many city businesses were hit hard, others evolved successfully.
Society is still in the techno-honeymoon phase – but later this decade, I reckon, a great skill re-evaluation will unfold.
It’s the stuff that makes and breaks relationships. ‘Housework rejection’ appears to be taking hold — and boomer women are driving it.
Looking back through time, at 60-year intervals, brings into focus common themes in Australian life. Come with me on that journey.
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