In 2050 25.3% of Australia’s population will be over 65 years of age, with many of us living routinely to 100 and preferring to remain in our own homes, as long as possible. How will the Australian government and the Aged Care industry cope with this? Given that we will have fewer people in our […]
[slideshow] Well, I never thought I’d make it into Cleo, except for the Bachelor of the Year contest – but given that I’m not a Bachelor and past my prime I’d say that ship has sailed also, but in this month’s magazine, I chat about with Edwina Carr about Future Careers, where the job market […]
In our regular segment on the Future Nicole Dyer of ABC Gold Coast and I chat about the Future of Retail and go behind the hype and hysteria to see what’s really going on, and look at Retail in 2012 – trends, emerging fads, gimmicks; online shopping an unemotional true perspective; the evolution of the […]
As 2012 meanders its way to a close, it’s a perfect time to future-gaze, take stock of the trends and inklings behind us and ponder which will find their place in 2013 and beyond and this is what Adelaine Ng of Radio Australia and I did this week in our FutureTech segment as we explored […]
These are said to be less invasive than body scanners in other countries but will still improve security for flight passengers and crew. However critics say the new system recently announced by the Australian government promotes a false sense of security and may not be the answer to safety concerns. This week Adelaine Ng of […]
This morning I had the privilege of speaking with experienced journalists Garry Barker who writes the weekly Mac Man column for The Age’s Green Guide and Leon Gettler who writes for The Age on business on their weekly podcast RMIT iTunes U. Our chat took us down the road of 3D printers, what they are, […]
