opinion
Why politicians lie about the cost of rail projects
By David WalkerThe costs of Britain’s HS2 and California’s fast rail are ballooning and Melbourne’s Suburban Rail Loop will follow. The reason? Lying.
Why motivation is actually irrelevant for CEOs
By Lisa StephensonMotivation is a transitory feeling; commitment is your non-negotiable mindset that tells your people everything they need to know.
Warner’s IPO story signals lucrative music industry revival
By David WalkerThe float of Warner Music will highlight the recorded music business’ recent resurgence, and seek to foretell its future.
Civilised tactics to ensure your clients pay you on time
By Shane CubisIn the contracting and freelance world, chasing down invoices and getting paid on time is a common pain that could put you out of home. Shane Cubis has a solution for those pesky indebted clients of yours behaving badly.
Crucial leadership habits that will enable you to win over people
By Blake BeattieGreat leaders have developed great habits and they’re always evolving. Here are the proven ones used by some of the most prominent leaders today.
The huge challenge to low-emissions carmakers
By David WalkerIn the emissions race, it currently takes a typical electric car 120,000 kilometres to overtake its diesel equivalent.
How customer-centric technology will optimise your bottom line
By Michael EvansCustomer experience can make or break an organisation’s bottom line. Here’s why it needs to be optimised by the right technology to see real growth.
Why you need some loose cannons aboard your ship
By Shane CubisNot everybody is fortunate enough to have access to the minds of people who think differently, especially for free. But Shane Cubis believes the invaluable neurodivergent are among us…if you can find and nurture them correctly.
The real reason to doubt Google's motives
By David WalkerGoogle’s latest changes are worryingly consistent with a motive to deceive – and Australia’s competition watchdog has an eye on it.