Crowdsourced Democracy and #e-Voting / ABC Far North
We routinely crowdsource ideas, products and opinions. The Indian government amassed 3 million comments over the past 18 months from its citizens through its portal – MyGov.In and social media seems to be constantly driving and spreading the political agenda. With both a Queensland and Australian election imminent, ABC Far North’s Kier Shorey and I […]
Are Start-Ups an answer to ending world poverty? / Hong Kong Radio 3
1% of the worlds population owns and has more than the remaining 99%, is only 1 of the many findings in a recently released report exposing the growing face of world poverty. HK3’s Phil Whelan and I used our weekly on-air chat to work through the why’s and what might be’s of some of the […]
#Wearables set to change our world / Radio 3 Hong Kong
HK3’s Phil Whelan was feeling a bit nostalgic this week as we looked back on the gold old days of wearing watches to tell the time and maybe the direction you’re heading in and how over the last decade or so its become “uncool”, until he recently noticed a growing band of tech wearables back […]
Resell the food you’re not going to eat & Dr. App / ABC Far North & Austereo West
Our supermarkets and wholesalers throw out food that is still edible, as use by dates reach their expiry and fruit becomes blemished, but in Sweden WeFood has opened a new supermarket that collects these foods and sells them at a 30-50% discount. Volunteers collect produce from traditional supermarkets, importers, butchers, bakers and growers and sell […]
When I Grow Up / Child Magazine
What does the workplace future hold for today’s preschoolers? Our kids will have 14 jobs in six careers, and 60 percent of the tasks they’ll do in 2020 have not been invented yet, according to Melbourne-based futurist Morris Miselowski (businessfuturist.com). Where will those jobs be, and what will they be like? GAME IT! When Morris […]