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Healthcare | Social Policy
Why young African-Australian men are turning to Black Rhinos for a better future
Growing up as Kenyan born South Sudanese refugee in Australia, Black Rhinos co-founder Abraham Kuol had hopes to build a better life for his racial community. Aware that young multi-cultural men are over-represented in the justice system, he wanted to create a culturally appropriate support system for those affected. “African-Australian man can feel isolated and…
15 Sep 2025, by Amy SarcevicTransport & Logistics
Why Avondale to Southdown is Auckland’s missing limb
The Avondale to Southdown Rail Corridor – often called ‘Auckland’s missing limb’ - has been reserved for rail since the 1940s – and with the route now needed to meet future capacity and connectivity requirements, KiwiRail has begun a comprehensive planning process to bring the corridor to life. Once complete, the corridor will free up…
10 Sep 2025, by Amy SarcevicTransport & Logistics
Delivering transformation – inside Auckland’s City Rail Link
The City Rail Link (CRL) in New Zealand has been hailed a transformational project, that will alter the way people live and work in Auckland. By improving connectivity, travel times, and access to key CBD locations, the project - due to open in 2026 - is expected to grow rail patronage, in turn, driving down…
5 Sep 2025, by Amy SarcevicHealthcare | Social Policy
Inside Jarib Branfield-Bradshaw’s award-winning youth work
When award-winning youth worker, Jarib Branfield-Bradshaw, was twelve years old, his family home stopped being a safe place. The former Young Citizen of the Year had previously lived a happy life there with his mother. But after his stepfather moved in, things quickly turned sour. In the years that followed, Jarib was exposed to violence…
2 Sep 2025, by Amy SarcevicTransport & Logistics
The systemic challenges impacting New Zealand’s rail network development
New Zealand’s Wellington rail network is undergoing significant development to improve its resilience, reliability, and prepare for more frequent services. Funded by major government and local investment, the network will see improved track foundations and drainage, updated components, and enhanced coastal and slope protection. This work complements Wellington Metro Upgrade Program by KiwiRail, which has…
27 Aug 2025, by Amy SarcevicMining & Resources
Agnico Eagle – shaping the future of Australian mining
Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (Agnico Eagle) has long been recognised around the world for its sustainability practices. While expanding its footprint in Australia, the Canadian-based and -led senior gold producer has maintained a commitment to environmental stewardship, investing millions of dollars in rehabilitation efforts, alongside its flagship mining and exploration projects. As Project Manager Charles…
15 Aug 2025, by Amy SarcevicBanking & Finance | Legal
What to know about ASIC’s latest enforcement trends
During a public address in June this year, ASIC shared details of its current regulatory focus, citing general and targeted non-compliance of both the Credit Regime and Design and Distribution Obligation as its primary interest areas. These interests were spurred by allegations from several high-profile legal cases, including those in the motor finance and payday…
14 Aug 2025, by Amy SarcevicEducation
Why character education should not be left to chance
Character development is arguably one of the most consequential of all life skills. Yet it is rarely taught in schools or universities and has only recently gained prominence in curriculum-related discourse. Professor James Arthur OBE, Founder and Former Director of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues is working hard to change this. Since establishing…
12 Aug 2025, by Amy SarcevicHealthcare
Understanding the needs of people with disability who experience family and domestic violence
Visit NDS25 Website When experiencing family or domestic violence, supports like refuge accommodation and behaviour change programs for perpetrators can be a lifeline for those affected. But for people with disability – who represent a large portion of survivors - these options can be off limits. As Shannon Miller, Disability and Family Violence Practice Leader,…
30 Jul 2025, by Amy SarcevicBusiness | Social Policy
Not an anomaly – why hiring people with disability makes good business sense
Emma Bennison has never let her blindness stand in the way of career success. As an award-winning CEO, Ted-Talker, and disability advocate, she is considered exceptional by most peoples’ standards. But – as she likes to point out to opponents of her inclusive leadership advocacy – she is far from an ‘anomaly’. “This label has…
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