Do you ever wonder if your current job is future proof? The world of work is evolving, so what jobs will be most in-demand over the next 10 years? We’re in the midst of the great job boom, there are currently more jobs advertised on leading employment marketplace, SEEK, than in their 25-year history. Yet, […]
I am thrilled to announce that “Equal Access: Inclusion for Everyone – Reimagining Disability & together creating an Inclusive Future for all”, one of a series of short documentary films created for Griffith University by Elizabeth Kendall, Ivan Gomez and I, has been chosen, from the many thousands of global entrants, as a finalist in this years International World Health […]
5G is barely here and there’s already talk about 6G and how supersonic fast it might be, when it gets here, in 2030’ish, but that’s not the real story, the big horizon changer here is the introduction of an interoperable Industrial 5G standard later this year that will kick start the next big things. In […]
In this week’s on-air chat Hong Kong radio 3’s James Ross and I chat about all things good, positive and encouraging in a year that for most of us we’d otherwise like to forget. It was the first year that electric vehicles outsold diesel cars in Europe – a sign of what’s to come worldwide, […]
schadenfreude /ˈʃɑːd(ə)nˌfrɔɪdə,German ˈʃɑːdənˌfrɔydə/Learn to pronounce noun pleasure derived by someone from another person’s misfortune. is a big part of why reality TV works so well. But wait there’s more. Reality TV’s history is deeply rooted in our innate desire to peer over a fence and voyeuristically see into other people’s lives. As a television genre […]
Q. What does a face mask, a vaccination certificate, gnocchi and the NBA all have in common? A. They are Australia’s most Googled search terms in 2021 This week in our regular segment MMM radio’s Anthony Tilli and I take a voyeuristic look at the year that’s passed through the eyes of Australia’s top google […]
