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Sam Mostyn named 50 women to watch in 1998 by AFR 26 years before being appointed as Governor-General of Australia - Vimarsana News

Sam Mostyn named 50 women to watch in 1998 by AFR 26 years before being appointed as Governor-General of Australia

Sam Mostyn was names one of the most powerful women in the information technology industry in 1998.

Source: afr.com
How Universities Can Change The World In 3 Steps - Vimarsana News

How Universities Can Change The World In 3 Steps

Turning environmental and social promises into real actions that employees can take requires a bridge between higher education and the future of sustainable work.

Source: forbes.com
ABC finance guru Alan Kohler reveals the REAL reasons for Australia's housing crisis, who's to blame and how to fix it - and his harsh truths will make your blood boil - Vimarsana News

ABC finance guru Alan Kohler reveals the REAL reasons for Australia's housing crisis, who's to blame and how to fix it - and his harsh truths will make your blood boil

The ABC's finance expert Alan Kohler has blamed former Liberal prime minister John Howard for houses being so unaffordable in 2023, arguing the rot started two decades ago.

On being 'outspoken' and the only woman in the room - Vimarsana News

On being 'outspoken' and the only woman in the room

On creativity, Diane Smith-Gander has had to think and act strategically to gain seniority and get heard as one of few women in the room.

Aspiration nation: how competition, the GST and the internet changed Australia - Vimarsana News

Aspiration nation: how competition, the GST and the internet changed Australia

After the ‘recession we had to have’, Australia went on to notch up the first of three decades of uninterrupted economic growth, writes Andrew Clark.

Source: afr.com