NAPLAN: Comparisons are unhelpful. Ask the experts!
In recent news, Finnish education expert Dr Pasi Sahlberg is moving his family to Australia. He will take up a new position at the...
Category: Behaviour
Australian political citizenship saga – where trust and power collide
One of the biggest things in the media at the end of last year in Australia was the political citizenship saga. Unless...
Centrelink: Busy signals are a symptom, not a cause
I have previously written about The Department of Human Services before. The article actually garnered a fair amount of attention, which is...
The power of a good customer story
Sometimes it feels as if the power of storytelling is ingrained in our DNA. Even before written forms of human history, tribes...
Say ‘no’ to profit, and it will come
Greed can be such an amazingly powerful driving force. Likely, we have all had a taste of it at some time or...
Leadership, and a lack of it
I was having a conversation recently with a colleague about the structure of companies. It was very much along the lines of...
Depression is depressing, but there can be help
I seem to have talked about depression and anxiety a lot lately. Compounding life events can take their toll, and little by...
Sick days are signs of crisis
Occasionally, you will come across something that blows your mind. A level of stupidity beyond reasonable comprehension. You’ll wonder to yourself “what...
Those impactful moments…
Everything that has ever happened to us, up until this point in time – right now – has lead us here. Every...
A study in measures to change behaviour
Our household is participating in a study in conjunction with The University of Melbourne and South-East Water, in order to understand water...