Improving employment outcomes for autistic people should be based on an "ecosystem" of support from employers, coaches and employe

The Covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated both strengths and weaknesses across Australia’s governance systems. However, the full impacts of the pandemic in both health and economic terms are far from clear. And the ultimate levels of trust and confidence in our elected leaders far from certain.  If we are to effectively address the economic and social fallout of the pandemic, politicians will need to engage with the electorate as they have never done before.  Confidence and trust will be needed in large measures for our people to make the required sacrifices to revive the economy and maintain social harmony.    

In NSW, the average age of regulation is 22 years with over 88,000 sections? Regulation plays an important part in a civil societ

While we’re still a little way off from a world where Elon Musk delivers a USB-C cable with “full-bandwidth data streamin

What if AI could help bring together our indigenous peoples worldwide, and accelerate efforts to revitalise these languages? What cultural significance would we able to preserve for future generations? What would society look like? Would we have more respect for human life and all its colours?Last year, a small group representing indigenous peoples, came together to explore, prototype and research how AI could be more ethical, transparent and a means for good.Thanks to Angie Abdilla (oldwaysnew.com) for the original paper post.Image by Vlad Vasnetsov, Pixabayhttps://spectrum.library.concordia.ca/986506/7/Indigenous_Protocol_and_AI_2020.pdf

Prepare to be amazed at this photographer’s talent at capturing the personalities of these lovable doggos. With her camera in ha