Charlie Gunningham: Artificial Intelligence Will Create More Jobs
AI and the Future of Work: Why Caution and Optimism Must Go Hand in Hand Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept it is already reshaping how we work, […]
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Tony Seabrook: Modern Migration Patterns
Migration, Social Cohesion and Australia’s Future: Why Honest Conversations Matter Australia’s migration debate is one of the most important public policy conversations of our time. It shapes our economy, workforce,
Paris McNeil: Adults Get Wrong About Teens and Social Media
Social Media and Young People: Bridging the Gap Between Perception and Reality In today’s digital age, conversations around young people and social media are often dominated by concern. Headlines frequently
Mary Nenke: Master Clear Communication Under Three Minutes
Effective Communication in Leadership: Lessons from Women Who Lead with Purpose In leadership whether in politics, community organisations, or public life communication is everything. The ability to convey ideas clearly,
Speaker Announcement: Professor Tanya Buchanan
We are thrilled to announce that Professor Tanya Buchanan will be joining us at the National Care and Support Sector Conference 2026 as a distinguished speaker. A trailblazer in public health leadership, Professor
Kat Thompson: Hiring People Who Are Like You
Why Purpose Matters More Than “Culture Fit” in Building Stronger Workplaces In today’s fast-changing workplace, leaders are under increasing pressure to hire well, build engaged teams, and create organisations that
Senator Fatima Payman: The Lie of the CALD Label | C.A.L.D IT’S A TRAP
Beyond “CALD”: Why One Label Cannot Represent Diverse Communities In modern multicultural societies like Australia, the term Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) is widely used in public policy. While it
Michele Clement: The Global AI Race
Why Taiwan Matters: The Geopolitical Powerhouse Behind Global AI and Technology In today’s rapidly evolving digital economy, conversations about artificial intelligence, global leadership, and economic power are increasingly tied to
Zarine Kharas: Stop Changing People
The Power of Questioning: How Upbringing Shapes Worldview, Leadership and Acceptance In an increasingly complex and polarised world, the ability to think independently, embrace nuance, and accept others as they
Samar Aoun: We Need to Start Talking About Death More Often
Death Literacy: Why Talking About Death Can Help Us Live Better Death is the one certainty we all share yet it remains one of the least discussed topics in our
Jaya Dantas: Reality of Education After War
From Conflict to Community: Why Peace, Women, and Global Resilience Matter More Than Ever In a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical tensions, migration, and social change, one truth continues to
Tony Seabrook: Breaking Down the Actual Composition of Our Air
Understanding the Atmosphere: Moving Beyond Simplistic Climate Narratives In today’s climate conversation, few topics are as widely discussed and as often misunderstood as the composition of Earth’s atmosphere. Public discourse
Hon Phil Twiss MLC: Choosing Christianity When Life Felt Like a Battle
From Doubt to Purpose: How Faith, Adversity and Reflection Shape True Leadership Topics Discovered: Faith and leadership, personal transformation, military life, resilience, purpose-driven living, values and belief systems In this