Studying STEM subjects adds up to successWOMEN IN EDUCATION Systemic change is required to overcome barriers for people of diverse backgrounds to develop a full career in science, maths and technology, a high-level review has found. The Pathway to Diversity in STEM Review found strategic… Mar 07 24March 07, 2024Article at The Australian
Top 100 Financial Advisers: Frank Macindoe, Koda CapitalFor Frank Macindoe, the challenge in long-term investing is to ignore the noise and determine the underlying trends.The adviser and partner at Koda Capital in Sydney takes a considered, multiyear investment approach that aims to minimise volatility… Sep 20 23September 20, 2023Article at The Australian
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Case study writing: How your clients’ success can also help you highlight your workCase study writing is an excellent way to showcase your impact and highlight the success of your clients. Not only do case studies outline what you do and how you do it, they also highlight the impact the services or product has had for the… Jun 09 21June 09, 2021Article at Barrett Comms
Technology as an enabler for better care: Digital transformation set to growThe COVID-19-inspired digital transformation of Australia’s aged care industry is set to accelerate following the release of recommendations from the Royal Commission into Quality and Safety. The high-profile national inquiry’s final report last… Mar 25 21March 25, 2021Article at Inside Ageing
Government’s response to the Royal Commission’s final reportAdditional audits of residential aged care and home care and a fund for financially stressed providers will be rolled out immediately as the Australian Government responds to the Royal Commission’s findings. Prime Minister Scott Morrison today… Mar 01 21March 01, 2021Article at Inside Ageing
Asthma Australia Annual Report2020 2021 ANNUAL REPORTLISTENING TO YOURVOICEToni had been living with ongoing asthma attacks for a couple of years thinking that using her reliever was managing it But after a frightening asthma flare up Toni called the 1800 ASTHMA information… Nov 01 20November 01, 2020PDF at Asthma Australia
Ratios recommended to royal commissionThe Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has flagged potential recommendations for mandated staffing ratios for residential care, an enforceable duty of care and an independent pricing authority for pricing in its final hearings. After… Oct 23 20October 23, 2020Article at Inside Ageing
Care as the foundation of industry: Providers gather for LASA conferenceAged care providers must operate differently and reshape community perceptions, peak body Leading Age Services Australia has said, as it kicks off ten days of industry-wide discussions. In his opening remarks to the LASA Congress this morning, chief… Oct 12 20October 12, 2020Article at Inside Ageing
‘Fund the person, not the system’: Call for changes to funding modelThe founder of a growing Sydney group-home residential aged care organisation has called for an overhaul of the sector’s funding model to allow better access to services. Group Homes Australia co-chief executive officer Tamar Krebs told Inside Ageing… Sep 22 20September 22, 2020Article at Inside Ageing
Royal Commission to examine funding models for careIncreased income taxes, levies and insurance schemes will be examined as potential models for future aged care funding as the Royal Commission into aged care turns its spotlight to the industry’s financial sustainability. Amid increasing concern… Sep 13 20September 13, 2020Article at Inside Ageing
Aged care providers spending millions on Royal CommissionThree ASX-listed aged care providers Regis Healthcare, Estia and Japara have spent more than $6.7 million in direct costs responding to the Royal Commission into Aged Care. Detailed in their final year results statements released in recent weeks, the… Sep 08 20September 08, 2020Article at Inside Ageing
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ASX 200: Heavy losses spread to retail and property sectors amid continuing coronavirus meltdownsShare price plunges spread from the travel and resources sectors last week, as the global impact of the coronavirus pandemic on international trade and economies got worse. Volatility in the market appears set to continue – this morning, the ASX… Mar 22 20March 22, 2020Article at Canstar
ASX 200 & Coronavirus: Uncertainty tears through the Australian stock marketEconomic and trade impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic are deepening, as the spread of the respiratory virus escalates. Gatherings of more than 500 people are banned from today in Australia as a growing number of companies opt to close offices or… Mar 16 20March 16, 2020Article at Canstar
ASX 200 weekly: Coronavirus drags on travel stocks Virgin and QantasThe pandemic of respiratory virus COVID-19 continued to wreak havoc on international share markets last week. In Australia, the value of the top 200 shares fell another 3.45%. Travel stocks such as Virgin and Qantas were hit particularly hard last… Mar 09 20March 09, 2020Article at Canstar
ASX 200 Weekly: Coronavirus fears wipe out year’s gains on ASXThe Australian Stock Exchange has fallen dramatically this morning, after the impact of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 on international trade and supply chains led to a sharp decline in markets last week. The ASX ended the week at 6,508 points, down… Mar 02 20March 02, 2020Article at Canstar
ASX 200: CSL briefly Australia's biggest company & market hits new recordMajor Australian companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange including Qantas, Coles, BHP and Wesfarmers opened their books in a busy week of half-year results, while CSL briefly became Australia’s biggest company. The ASX 200 struck… Feb 24 20February 24, 2020Article at Canstar
ASX 200: ComBank, Westpac, CSL lead the ASX amid ongoing coronavirus fearsDespite ongoing concerns about the global economic impact of coronavirus (COVID-19), Australia’s biggest companies, including the Commonwealth Bank and CSL, racked up solid gains to push the Australian Securities Exchange to another near-record last… Feb 17 20February 17, 2020Article at Canstar
Mining and travel stocks down and market set to fall as coronavirus jitters cut tradeGlobal fears of the financial impact of the coronavirus stopped the Australian share market’s rise last week, denting its overall growth for January. Both the overall All Ordinaries index and the ASX 200 remained above 7,000 points at the close last… Feb 03 20February 03, 2020Article at Canstar