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Dining

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Familiarisation through pictures encourage kids to eat more veggies
The See & Eat project has published 24 vegetable ebooks for children, designed to encourage them to eat their vegetables. The
18 December 2019 by Ivani Torales

Inclusion

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A startup incubator to help neurodivergents to become entrepreneurs
The Profound Incubator is a 12 month program that allows people with ADHD and autism to do two months of educational workshop
18 December 2019 by Rachel Worsle...

Industrial

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Video Resumes are a Future Sourcing Tool
Creating a perfect resume is vital for everyone in the current competitive job world. From the ones starting their career to those well settled in their field, everyone requires a resume when looking for a job. And few people can tell you what the ingredients of a perfect resume are. While we all look for these answers, video resumes are making their way into the modern hiring landscape and transforming the way companies acquire talent.
17 December 2019 by Prof.(Dr.) Sa...

Governance

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Building trust in the use of Personal data
“We live in a world where organisations have learnt to exploit our privacy for commercial and political gain. This needs to change. Our parliaments should set down a new standard for privacy protection that matches the global baseline set by the GDPR. This will fix the confusing mix of laws and regulations, thereby providing greater clarity, certainty and stronger enforcement. It will also build trust in the community that our governments and businesses are using personal data in ways that are respectful of people’s wishes and their privacy.” George Williams, Dean of Law, University of New South Wales.
17 December 2019 by Glenn Barnes

Governance

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A way of breaking the referendum deadlock!
“Australia needs a circuit breaker when it comes to constitutional change. One option would be for parliament or an independent body to hold a review of the Constitution…This could be one way of educating the community and drawing them into a conversation about how the Constitution can reflect their aspirations for the nation. An independent commission should also be charged with engaging with constitutional change in a non-partisan manner. It should have an ongoing role of identifying where there is a need for reform and where this would attract broad community support.” George Williams, Dean of Law, University of NSW
17 December 2019 by Glenn Barnes

Wellbeing

Drones: Our Best Weapon Against Disasters
Drones have changed the world with their versatility and are now Australia’s favourite mechanical friend as they fight bushfires, rescue stranded surfers, deliver vital medications and monitor shark sightings.Their latest task has been assisting in the bushfire effort. And, as drones continue to evolve no problem seems insurmountable. What uses could be next?Read more: https://neweconomy.media/2019/12/12/drones-soaring-as-they-become-societys-best-weapon-against-disasters/
17 December 2019 by Jasmyn