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Former prime minister Scott Morrison has taken a major step in his public speaking side gig, with the "true definition of a leader" now available for hire on the elite conference circuit.

As Australian businesses reconsider their "back to office" strategies through yet another wave of COVID-19 cases, a hybrid working expert says company leaders should keep work from home plans in their back pocket, pandemic or not.

In the latest twist in the facial recognition tech tale, Melbourne startup Strong Room is developing AI software for the dispensing of the opioid replacement drug Methadone.

Richard Branson provides his advice on avoiding an over reliance on emails and reclaiming the face-to-face chat.

  Some of the greatest assets available to Australian SMEs and large companies lie untapped. A recent OECD study shows Australia is lagging…

Business leaders should adopt a long-term perspective to engender trust and confidence, according to research by Swinburne University publis…

While Australians will be some of the first to receive the new iPhone 6, Aussies may be waiting much longer to use one of the gadget’s mos…

NICTA has officially opened its new Software Innovation Lab at Swinburne University’s Hawthorn campus, in the inner-eastern suburbs of Mel…

An environmentally friendly sports car for the road has been launched by an alliance of Swinburne University, electric vehicle association …

This article first appeared on October 16th, 2011.   A Melbourne university recently ran a workshop to teach its international students the…

August 8, 2012 was a milestone for professional salespeople around Australia. Until that day there had been no officially recognised benchma…

Just one week ago SmartCompany ran a fascinating article from the Harvard Business Review entitled Teaching sales: Why is it being swept und…