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As an American who spent the past 3 weeks in Taiwan for Lunar New Year, it’s been impossible to ignore the impact of Coronavirus. Over 1800 have passed away, including a 34-years-young doctor in Wuhan, ...
Data privacy regulations are an important rebound to our increasingly digital and connected world, but they are moving targets fraught with complexities and challenging time constraints. Early adopters of privacy policies–such as the European Union, ...
You may have heard of the Soldier for Life program, but do you how it works for you even after you take off the uniform? The United States Army Soldier for Life program is a ...
The public sector and middle Australia have long had an issue of trust. The Australian Prime Minister championed the term ‘trust deficit’ in 2019. The Prime Minister has used the term to describe issues of ...
The Christchurch Call and Australia’s subsequent proposal for new social media laws have been criticised for a narrow emphasis on online terror and failure to address other vexing problems such as online hate speech, cyber ...
Structured graduate programs provide opportunities for those at the end of their tertiary education to attain the necessary professional skills to enter the workforce. Successful graduate programs, many of which are provided within public sector ...
Government has a profound impact, positive and negative, on the operations and activity of all organisations. The outsized influence of government on everyday issues and long term strategic matters creates uncertainty across all sectors including ...
Why the Coalition could be our next climate crusaders While the Federal Election result may have left many climate crusaders feeling as though their dreams have gone up in flames, it may instead represent opportunities ...
To manage the growth of tourism, countries must consider how to balance the positive economic effects of tourism while managing the externalities of large tourist influxes. In many cases these externalities come as a result ...
You want to improve your marketing. You read articles, blogs, and books, listen to podcasts, trawl social media and watch clever videos – yet still feel exhausted, knowing you haven’t made a dent in your ...
20 years ago my pre-tech working life consisted of frequenting the most glamorous locations imaginable in the name of research, wining and dining heads of international corporations and celebrities in the name of networking, attending ...
In the early 1980s, Chalmers University of Technology researcher Roger S Ulrich compared records on recovery after cholecystectomy of 46 patients in a suburban Pennsylvania hospital over the period spanning 1972 to 1981. Of these, ...