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Energy

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CopenHill: SkiField & Clean Power Station
CopenHill is the "cleanest waste-to-energy power plant in the world" located in a populous area of Copenhagen, Denmark, and topped
20 May 2020 by Kylie Hargrea...

Wellbeing

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The Art of Leadership
It is essential for leaders to build and maintain trust during times of uncertainty.Use the 12-point Checklist to take a puls
20 May 2020 by Madeline Cunn...

Startup

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Australia's first dedicated Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) system integrator
Safety Evolved provides turnkey Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) solutions as a Service, to transform and improve tr
20 May 2020 by Samantha Sakr

NFP

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Strategic fightback against reduced $s
As a new survey shows that charity fundraising income may fall by 20-30 per cent over the next nine months, sector leaders discuss
19 May 2020 by Jenny Morawsk...

COVID-19

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Two weeks in Quarantine & Dozens of famous film scenes
Lockdown, Isolation, Quarantine. Not usually words to inspire creativity. This short video shows just how creative one man, one ho
19 May 2020 by Kylie Hargrea...

Wellbeing

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A VR experience that could help in preventing suicide
Called The Edge of the Present this VR experience starts with a sparsely furnished room that opens onto a series of beautiful vistas when you open windows and a door in the room. You effectively transform this very bare environment into a very positive setting.The installation drew large queues at The Big Anxiety festival in 2019, a UNSW initiative in association with the Black Dog Institute, A Suicide Prevention Research Fund grant will see the installation exhibited later this year as part of The Big Anxiety festival in Brisbane. There is longer-term potential for the installation to be adapted for suicide prevention in care settings such as clinics, providing a positive and beneficial experience for those in crisis.This would be a world-first for psychiatric emergency if the experience can be proven to cultivate neural pathways for positive thinking. 
18 May 2020 by IdeaSpies