Marysville, bushfires, cooking and rebirth
Kate Carruthers This recipe was shared by my buddy Heather for an upcoming barbecue that I’m planning. The story behind this cookbook is sad but heartwarming all at once. As Heather explains:…
Perhaps progress on the Telstra ADSL front?
Received an email from Telstra Bigpond as follows the other day: “Telstra realises that there has been a delay in responding to your enquiry and we would like to extend…
The digital revolution is not going away
The following post is from a talk I gave at the Gov 2.0 lunch on Monday 31 May 2010 at Parliament House in Canberra. The internet is a strange beast;…
Ownership, new ideas and openness
We see much discussion of the openness and collaborative nature of the web 2.0 world. However, many of the challenges facing us as a result of this new world relate…
I know it’s Caturday but this is serious …
As they note on the Say No To Animals In Pet Shops website: “Approximately 130,000 dogs and 60,000 cats are killed at pounds every year. Unbelievable, eh?” So why not…
Jo White – a woman in a … startup
I am very privileged to know a number of truly remarkable and inspiring women who work in, on and around geek stuff. One of my notions for this year was…
It’s Caturday!
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Company Directors conference 2010 – day 1
I’m lucky to be attending the Australian Institute of Company Directors 2010 conference DIRECTORSHIP:10 Ahead of the Curve in Christchurch this week. Sessions today included: A recurrent theme is the…
The Digital Revolution and the Educator’s Dilemma
The digital revolution is already here and it is changing the way people expect to communicate or share knowledge and information. Educators are facing technology changes together with changing expectations…