Local Government and Party Politics in Western Australia: Is Independence Still Possible? Local government has long been seen as the closest level of democracy to everyday people. It is where […]
Aged Care Reform in Australia: Why the Sector Is Changing Aged care in Australia is going through one of the most important periods of change in its history. The sector
Learning From Global Care Models While Valuing Australia’s Strengths When we talk about improving care, justice, education and social services in Australia, it is natural to look overseas for inspiration.
Representative Democracy Starts Closer to Home Than We Think Representative democracy is often discussed at a national level, but some of its most important lessons can be seen much closer
Anxiety, Burnout and the Warning Signs We Often Ignore Anxiety and burnout are becoming part of everyday conversations, but many people still suffer quietly. In this conversation, we explore how
We Can’t Fix What We Can’t Talk About Some conversations are uncomfortable, but that does not mean they should be avoided. In the care sector, many of the issues that
Communal Leadership and the Future of Community Building Strong communities are not built from a distance. They are built through presence, trust and genuine connection. In this conversation, the idea
Inside Parliament: The End of the Beginning Entering Parliament is not like stepping into any ordinary workplace. As Jonathan Huston reflects on his first nine months as the Member for
Getting Comfortable with Failure in the Future of Work Failure is one of the most powerful teachers in life, yet it is often treated as something to avoid, hide or
Rage Bait, Algorithms and the Future of Creativity Creativity has always been one of the most powerful ways human beings express truth, emotion and meaning. Yet in today’s digital world,
Sikh and Indian War History: A Forgotten Pilgrimage Waiting to Happen War history is often remembered through national stories. Australians travel to Gallipoli, Pozieres, Ypres, Fromelles and Villers-Bretonneux to understand
School Smartphone Rules: Why Banning Is Only the Beginning The conversation around young people, smartphones and social media is becoming one of the most important issues in education. Schools, parents
Finding the Middle Ground: Culture, Migration and Belonging in Australia Migration is never only about moving from one country to another. It is also about identity, belonging, language, family, values
