Australian women retire with significantly less super than men and 1 in 3 women retire with no super at all. Women aged 55+ years are the fastest growing group of the homeless.

“Free ECEC makes economic sense. Those who say Australia cannot afford free ECEC are wrong.”

Senator Faruqi knows first-hand the benefits of affordable and accessible Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC).

On Thursday, Mindhive hosted a virtual ThinkTank to support the online discussion of “Childcare – can we make it free for everyone?”

This is an example of Mindhive in action.

The Australian childcare system has always been a hot topic for political debate. However, the Federal Government’s recent decision to make childcare services fee-free for 3 months has highlighted the need for system reform.

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Rewards and Recognition update
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If you’re a student keen to engage your skills – and develop new ones – you’re welcome to join the Summer program at Mindhive.

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New website
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"Fight for the things that you care about, but do it in a way that will lead others to join you."

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”Grab a rabbit by its ears
The females squint and the males would kick
While they run loose side-by-side
How could one tell which is which?”

What follows is a complete summary of the new book “The Leadership Lens: Part 01 — Character Traits”.

Loma Naser is interested in creating financial tech solutions that are inclusive and capture new markets. She co-founded an e-wallet company in Jordan to serve the unbanked. She was previously a Chief Audit Executive and has extensive experience in risk, audit, governance, and process.

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“You have courage. Not battle courage perhaps, but, I don't know, a woman's kind of courage. And I think that when the time comes, you will not hold me back.”

Disruption is a wonderful way to shake people out of their complacency and I am curious to see who is going to flourish in this brave new world. I’m particularly curious to see how those that do well will be perceived by the general population. Will it finally be the Era of the Entrepreneur?

Taking control of a global emergency is a complex task, that much has proven true in recent times. As citizens lock themselves away in their homes and the world economy does its best to stave off a depression that many are forecasting to be one of the worst ever seen, the question of who or what can help is on everyone’s minds.

What are you curious about?
Almost Everything. Especially the convergence of freedom, consciousness and happiness. KEYs for human flourishing.

When I was choosing a career path, I thought “doing good” meant working in a charity, or for the government. I’ve had a go at both. I’ve worked with incredible people creating positive impacts in their communities and on the environment. I’ve also seen the limits of what can be done in either sector.