Due to poor study and organising methods, the lack of time management skills can impact the students performance during HSC periods and result in their psychological state being vulnerable to high stress levels and possibly mental health issues. This major project will focus on designing an effective study and wellbeing planner that aims to improve young people’s management skills, productivity, awareness of their mental health and overall performance in their daily life. It will contain easy plan layouts, advice for HSC and general study guides to ensure students gain the right knowledge and skills.
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citizens from all over Denmark have spent four months discussing possible
solutions to address climate issues in a citizens' assembly. On 10
February 2022, the randomly selected participants presented concrete recommendations
and four key messages to the Danish Parliament for
ambitious action.
Having held a successful "citizens assembly" on climate change the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, has proposed the use of a
"citizens' convention" to resolve assisted dying laws in France
Invitations to 34,000 randomly selected people in Ireland have gone out, asking them to take part in Citizens' Assemblies on the mayoralty of Dublin, and on biodiversity. Ireland is also making preparations to hold a citizens' assembly on drug use early next year.
Lack of housing to meet the broader community’s needs;
houses vulnerable to flooding and bushfires; an ever-escalating cost spiral!
Australian governments’ housing policies (federal, state and
local) badly fail the community.
As with other systemic failures, we need a Royal Commission
to investigate and recommend how we should go about fixing this unacceptable
situation.
We regularly hear piecemeal announcements on Australian
defence procurement and the planned location of facilities. These look to be
more politically driven than as part of a coherent strategy.
Both sides of politics have badly let the community down on
Defence. Our military structure, posture and equipment are more suited to the last
century than today. Our procurement record is littered with poor choices based
on political bias and defence department overreach. We have wasted enormous
amounts of money on the procurement of ineffective equipment and cancelled
programs.
A Royal Commission is required to sort out the mess!
