Order Of Australia Medal (OAM) Recognises Contribution To Asean Australia Education
I am honoured to announce that I was the recipient of an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) on January 26th 2024 for my ongoing contribution to strengthening education links between Australia and ASEAN. In 1987 with colleague Philip Porter, I...
Read moreLatrobe Magnesium Appoints Non-Executive Director to Guide Development Of Malaysian Plant
Latrobe Magnesium (ASX: LMG) has appointed Peter Church to its board as a non-executive director, and he will also assume the position and independent chair of its wholly-owned subsidiary Latrobe Magnesium Sarawak Sdn Bhd. The subsidiary is developing Latrobe’s 100,000 tonnes...
Read moreBuilding ASEAN Australian Education Partnerships and Addressing Regional Priorities
Michael Fay | February 8th 2023 Building ASEAN Australian Education Partnerships and Addressing Regional Priorities Introduction Australian government foreign policy is refocusing on Southeast Asia and particularly on our relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The challenge...
Read moreHow Greek philosophy can help us
Lindley Edwards | March 31, 2015 Dialectic viewpoints are useful in complex issues like renewable energy and energy security, but rarely encouraged in the Australian public policy debate. Lindley Edwards supports so-called ‘skyhook’ ideas that bridge current realities and future possibilities....
Read morePublic policy debate needs ‘Skyhook’ ideas
Lindley Edwards | April 7, 2015 Dialectic viewpoints are useful in complex issues like renewable energy and energy security, but rarely encouraged in the Australian public policy debate. As part of GAP’s A Vision for Australia consultation, Lindley Edwards supports so-called...
Read moreThe need for measured optimism post COVID-19
Lindley Edwards | May 18, 2020 When I was first asked to write an article on optimism, it was pre COVID-19 lockdown and the world was a different place. In present time it seems that Australia has managed to ‘flatten the...
Read moreStock Markets Of Asia 2009 To 2020
The stock market is often held up as one of the indicators of the health and robustness of an economy and may be used as a comparison between various economies. The newer economies in Asia often attract comment, some of...
Read moreCan We Do Better? Australia’s Commercial Relationship With Asia
IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THE VIEWS EXPRESSED HERE ARE THOSE OF THE AUTHOR AND NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF AFG VENTURE GROUP Glen Robinson B.Sc.[Tech] JP Glen is a co-founder of Asean Focus Group P/L [now AFG Venture Group] which...
Read moreIEAA Excellence Awards 2021: Thomson Ch’ng (Rising Star)
IEAA’s Excellence Awards recognise the outstanding contributions by individuals and teams to international education in Australia. They also provide a benchmark of excellence and best practice for the entire sector. Meet Thomson Ch’ng, the winner of the Tony Adams Rising Star Award.
Read moreASEAN is Ignored By Australian Education Providers Despite The Market’s Giant Scale
August 19th, 2018 by Robert Bolton Australia does not rank in the top 10 destinations for Indonesian students wanting to learn English, a fact which has exposed how under-prepared Australia is for the expected deregulation of Indonesia’s education market. The director...
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