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As a firm, we’d embraced activity based working and flexible work arrangements well before the pandemic. But what would this look like when we could return to the office? How would people want to work? For what reasons did they want to come to the office? How do we provide spaces that are conducive to learning while also accommodating a successful hybrid meeting or workshop experience? What will this mean for our graduates, our technical specialists and professionals, as well as our leaders?

Although they are quite different in their vibe and atmosphere, you will love both cities — from Sydney's sunshine to Melbourne's Brighton Beach.

Clive Palmer’s biggest vote will come in safe Labor seats in Victoria, where his messaging is appealing to two types of people.

Clive Palmer’s biggest vote will come in safe Labor seats in Victoria, where his messaging is appealing to two types of people.

Kathryn McCallum said the piece is a symbol of how the Morrison government has tackled climate change in the past few years.

Firing on all cylinders, Farmers Daughters pays homage to Victorias great food bowl, in every aspect of its being.

Victoria’s capital is draped in, and interspersed with, images that unpack what makes us who we are. Curator Elias Redstone shares his favourites.

“I used to punch the boys and the girls out, but now I’ve learnt to use my mouth,” says the Greens senator who has made enemies inside and out of parliament, and even within the Aboriginal community.

“I used to punch the boys and the girls out, but now I’ve learnt to use my mouth,” says the Greens senator who has made enemies inside and out of parliament, and even within the Aboriginal community.

The minister for superannuation acknowledges that Australians are going to live through a hell of a campaign.