Page 14 - Scott Ryan News Today

The Greens have gone into damage control after an ex-staffer for Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe spoke about a meeting where she allegedly hurled abuse at Aboriginal elder. 

Nine’s Political Editor Chris Uhlmann has questioned how the Greens would respond if a conservative politician was accused of acting even “vaguely similar” to Lidia Thorpe, who faces allegations of workplace misconduct.

In an email, the senator’s former chief-of-staff apologised to Aboriginal elders for a meeting in June 2021, describing Thorpe’s conduct as “appalling”.

In an email, the senator’s former chief-of-staff apologised to Aboriginal elders for a meeting in June 2021, describing Thorpe’s conduct as “appalling”.

Partners with Neara.

The former premier is happy in his new role plus, after the Barilaro controversy, the optics wouldn’t be good.

The former premier is happy in his new role plus, after the Barilaro controversy, the optics wouldn’t be good.

MyDigitalOffice (MDO), the worlds fastest-growing hotel performance management platform, today announced the appointment of Scott Ryan as President. Ryan most recently served as CRO at Wrike, where he helped scale and transform the go-to-market motion through a successful acquisition by Citrix Systems. He will leverage this experience to guide myDigitalOffice through its next phase of growth as it continues its mission to transform the hotel back office through innovation and green technology. A...

MyDigitalOffice (MDO), the worlds fastest-growing hotel performance management platform, today announced the appointment of Scott Ryan as President. Ryan most recently served as CRO at Wrike, where he helped scale and transform the go-to-market motion through a successful acquisition by Citrix Systems. He will leverage this experience to guide myDigitalOffice through its next phase of growth as it continues its mission to transform the hotel back office through innovation and green technology. A...

The University of Sydney’s new deputy vice-chancellor, one of Australia’s foremost marine ecologists, says people must be systematic to save the environment.