Podcasts about macquarie uni

Australia is known for its hot summers and because of climate change we're in for more frequent and intense heat waves going forward. An Australian study by Macquarie Uni analysed close to a million reported incidents of all kinds of assaults and found that as temperatures increase so too does violence. Katrina Blowers is joined by Heather Stevens who was part of the team who carried out this research. 1800 RESPECTLifeline 13 11 14   Headlines: Cairns airport back up and running Brittany Higgins' former Chief of Staff Fiona Brown gives evidence Pope approves blessings for same sex couples  EU launches probe against X – formerly Twitter Man accidentally crashes into Joe Biden's motorcade     Follow The Briefing:Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAUTwitter: @TheBriefingAU  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Macquarie University is considering to close some of its programs for a number of European languages, including Russian. SBS in Russian talked to some of the students, who are petitioning against this possible move, and also received a comment from a university representative. - Недавно стало известно, что университет Маккуори рассматривает вероятное закрытие программ ряда европейских языков, включая русский. SBS Russian поговорили со студентами, запустившими петицию, а также взяли комментарий у представителя университета.

The Hellenic Republic is actively supporting the initiatives of Australia's Greek community to prevent an eventual discontinuation of the Greek Modern Studies program at Macquarie University, Sydney. - Στις πρωτοβουλίες της Ομογένειας για την αποτροπή ενδεχόμενης διακοπής του προγράμματος Νεοελληνικών Σπουδών στο Πανεπιστήμιο Macquarie του Σύδνεϋ, έρχεται να προστεθεί και η ενεργός συνδρομή της ελληνικής πολιτείας.

 Experts have found a new way to combat phone scammers – and it's powered by Artificial Intelligence. We unpack how the novel technology works. Find out more about The Front podcast here and read about this story and more on The Australian's website or search for The Australian in your app store. This episode of The Front is presented and produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Lia Tsamoglou. Our regular host is Claire Harvey and original music composed by Jasper Leak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On 31 October 2022 I gave a lecture at Macquarie Uni for Dr Madeline Taylor's commercial law course. We traversed some practical issues that were commercial, but not corporate (and you might recognise a few of them)! If you would like a copy of the paper, please reach out to me and I can provide it to you. Jd'A #auslaw @Macquarie University #commerciallaw

On the show, Jess said that "Wednesdays are red, Thursdays are blue", as though it was the most normal thing in the world, so we asked Professor Anina Rich, the head of the Synaesthesia Research Group from Macquarie Uni, to shed some light on the subject (and also help us pronounce it).Subscribe on LiSTNR: https://play.listnr.com/podcast/tim-and-jessSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fiona LeSage - Executive Officer of Adel Hills Wine Region, Timmy G, Phil Coorey, Chelsea Carey, Blakey, Dr Julian Droogan from Macquarie Uni, Gomersal Wine comp, Behind Closed Doors  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Five Greek-Australian photographers draw on and with light to reveal hidden truths, often inconvenient discourses, epiphanies of experience and experimentation, and a beguiling diversity of both physical and metaphysical aesthetics, to underscore the tangible and intangible of the human condition. - Η δράση ενός Έλληνα ιερέα σε κεντρικό προάστειο του Σύδνεϋ, με απήχηση πολύ πέραν των ορίων της ελληνικής παροικίας, αποτελεί αντικείμενο φωτογραφικής έκθεσης που παρουσιάζεται αυτή την περίοδο στο Πανεπιστήμιο Macquarie.

This week, Jonathan sits down with Lachlan Macquarie Institute Director, Dan Anderson, to discuss the formation of Christian citizens and political leaders. What is Christian citizenship? What if anything makes it distinct from other conceptions of citizenship in contemporary Western liberal polities? Is politics a legitimate vocation for Christians? How does a political vocation relate to the church's core gospel mission, if at all? Join Jonathan and Dan as they explore these questions and much more. Dan Anderson the Director (CEO) of the The Lachlan Macquarie Institute (LMI). LMI seeks to train Christian men and women for wise leadership in politics and culture. Prior to LMI, Dan was chaplain to Robert Menzies College (a residential college at Macquarie Uni established by the Anglican church of Sydney) and the pastor of Trinity Chapel (the University church on the RMC Campus). He also served as the Anglican Chaplain to Macquarie University. Dan is completing a PhD at Macquarie University exploring the ethics of forgiveness in political contexts.

On the last episode of the year, Chantelle Al-Khouri and Vanessa Lim reflect on Christmas and upcoming New Years celebrations. First up, they chat with Danni Petkovic about how the police stopped Sydney Street Kitchen from delivering meals to the homeless on Boxing Day. Then, Chantelle sat down with journalist Jan Fran about having to isolate over Christmas after ending up in the same venue as a positive case recently. After, ABC journalist Alison Xiao goes over what New Years will look like given the Northern Beaches cluster, before Macquarie Uni lecturer on terrorism studies Lise Waldek explains the increase in far-right extremism here in NSW. After the break, Backchat's producers recount the major news stories of the week. Then, we hear from Jasmine Phillips from AllOut - an LGBT+ youth community group in Blacktown that faces defunding next year. Towards the end of the show, Backchat Producer Rebekah Manibog speaks with the Manilla reporter at the Washington Post about police brutality in the Philippines, before finally, we speak with former sex worker Billie Blu about Instagram's latest community guidelines and how it affects the sex work industry. Stick around at the end to hear Sydney musician Nick Harriott's original number "The Northern Beaches" - a surfy track reminiscing on the latest Covid cluster. This special summer episode of Backchat was brought to you by Eamonn Snow, Chantelle Al-Khouri, Millie Roberts, Rebekah Manibog, Tanita Razaghi and Vanessa Lim See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do shifts in cultural and societal behaviours set the course of our institutions, businesses and Government?In episode 11 of The B-side, I speak to Nicky Bryson, Director of Brand & Consumer Insight at PWC and Founder of The Trenches.Nicky is a brand, marketing and cultural strategist with a foundation in business, psychology and research. Her experience spans research agencies, creative agencies and consultancies, where she's guided the strategic direction of a portfolio of iconic clients including Woolworths, Amazon, Commonwealth Bank, Macquarie Uni, Myer, GIO, Caltex, and Vodafone.We discuss the work she does at PWC, advising both Government and institutional clients on the social tone of Australia, as well as the macro and micro trends that are influencing sentiment and behaviour in a pre-and-post COVID-19 world.She speaks from her own experience, about some of the struggles young people contend with while trying to carve out careers in the highly competitive creative and marketing industries. And why she created The Trenches, a new cross-industry, free and inclusive mentoring initiative for young people working across Creative, Media, Consulting, Marketing, Publishing and Technology.Nicky is a super cool, super smart, and an incredibly talented visionary for the industry. We had a fascinating chat, and I highly enjoyed it. I'm certain you will too.You can find Nicky Bryson here:https://au.linkedin.com/in/nicky-bryson-b1032938And learn more about The Trenches here:https://www.thetrenches.com.au© Copyright The B-side with James Barrow 2020. All rights reserved. Terms of Service. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 71 of Founder To Founder, Phil talks to GiggedIn Founder and CEO Ed Onggo.In Ed's words, 'I try to live each day like it's my last, but learn like I’m going to live forever.I enjoy geeking out on all things tech, startups, personal development, music, neuroscience, and anything else related to becoming the most epic human one can be. Heroes include; Peter Diamandis, Tony Robbins, Naval Ravikant, Naveen Jain, Bill Gates, Richard Branson, Warren Buffet, Charlie Munger, Tim Ferriss, Ray Kurzwell, Simon Sinek, Jim Kwik, Tom Bilyeu, Mark Sisson, Ray Dalio and lots more.The current business I am dedicated to making a huge success is GiggedIn. Our vision is to make shared experiences and going out a weekly habit. Why? Because life is short nothing tops the feeling of being in the moment at a gig or out having a laugh with mates at a show. These are the moments that are key to living a fulfilled and happy life.We make more of these experiences happen through our subscription platform that makes it easier and cheaper for our members to access tickets from a curated monthly list of about 150 concerts, festivals, comedy, cinema and theatre shows. We are doing what Spotify and Netflix have done for CD's and DVD's but for all ticketed live entertainment.I’ve led GiggedIn through several business model pivots (painful, but valuable learning experiences) to land on the model that is now experiencing healthy growth (~20% MoM). We now help thousands of members have more fun, have raised over $1.5M AUD, worked with over 2.5K events, and are backed by industry executives, tech entrepreneurs, as well as Artesian Venture Partners - one of Australia’s largest Venture Capital firms.I also regularly guest lecture at Macquarie Uni and volunteer time for UNSW CIE students to talk startups and entrepreneurship because I’ve always got time to spare to support young founders having a crack, plus I enjoy it.If you feel like I can help you in any way or you’re an investor interested in getting involved with GiggedIn - feel free to reach out.'Ed and Phil talk about tenacity, learning and three habits to be a successful founder.ResourcesConnect with Ed on LinkedInVisit Ed's venture, GiggedInAudible - Get a FREE Audiobook & 30-Day Trial if you’re not currently a member!3 key pointsUnderstanding incentives, particularly when building a marketplace business is essential (11:29)Patience, learning and tenacity is a winning combination. Each of these is equal parts practice and mindset (18:20)Stay married to the problem, not the solution. Solutions come and go but the problem remains constant until you nail it! (25:50)------------------------------Follow Phil HSCApple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2pc0GqJSpotify: http://spoti.fi/2AdJcPHGoogle Podcasts: http://bit.ly/2lGHaPKOvercast: http://bit.ly/2HhJAMXPocket Cast: https://pca.st/A7ZKInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/philhsc/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philhsc/If you'd like to know when new episodes are released or when Phil publishes his weekly blog post, sign up for the insider's email list here.

We've got Matt Featherstone here today on the podcast Matt's from Braidwood Consulting. He's a credited workplace coach and has a degree in psych from Macquarie Uni. Matt's contact information is: Website: https://www.braidwoodconsult.com Phone: +61 408 756 929 Facebook: www.facebook.com/braidwoodconsulting LinkedIn au.linkedin.com/in/mattfeatherstone Some quotes from the show "And often, you know, in our work as coaches, we challenge our coachees to say, stop, you're a round peg in a square hole. Let's, let's just get back to basics here, look at what you want out of satisfaction and enjoyment at work and look at what you're trying to achieve and how much you've got to change. Why are you doing that? Why are you on that journey? To try to change yourself that much..." ".... And now he's in a job where he said to me the other day I'd do this for nothing. I'm enjoying it so much I'm doing so well at it I'd actually do it for nothing. which is a really good result."

Are we influenced by what we watch? Psychologist and media consultant Danya Braunstein talks us through some of the vital research into how individuals' thoughts, attitudes and beliefs are affected by the media they consume. She dispels some of the myths around media effects, and she proposes how media producers can adopt a socially responsible approach to producing their content. Danya is joined by her Macquarie Uni colleague Chanelle Tarabay for a Q & A at the end. Seminar: 0.00 - 38mins Q&A: 38mins - 1hr 10mins Produced by the Sydney Screen Studies Network Visit our website: sydneyscreenstudies.wordpress.com Email us: sydneyscreenstudies@gmail.com

Rebecca Lelli, a Macquarie Uni graduate student, examines the plethora of viewing environments and platforms used to watch films today. She challenges the traditional assumption that the public theatre is the 'best' place to watch a film. Rebecca uses a case study of queer cinema to explore how new, intimate, digital viewing spaces allow for queer youth identity development and drastically change queer politics around film and media engagement. Rebecca's talk is followed by a Q&A session with Dr Tara McLennan. Seminar: 0.00 - 38min Q & A: 38min - 1hr 15min Produced by the Sydney Screen Studies Network Visit our website: sydneyscreenstudies.wordpress.com Email us: sydneyscreenstudies@gmail.com

Former technology reporter Ben Grubb, founder of Sydney University's Incubate program James Alexander, and tech entrepreneur Hugh Stephens have tea at Ben's and talk about the Australian government's Census fail, Macquarie Uni's planned Innovation District, Guvera's downfall and why James is in Melbourne (again).

Amaysim and Macquarie Uni have taken a look at the "state of our mobile nation" to see why we switch, or actually don't - I'll discuss that, plus Australia Post and their Digital Post box, Asus have a stunning new all in one PC, Logitech have a great Airplay speaker for you and James Cameron's Aussie adventure..

Amaysim and Macquarie Uni have taken a look at the "state of our mobile nation" to see why we switch, or actually don't - I'll discuss that, plus Australia Post and their Digital Post box, Asus have a stunning new all in one PC, Logitech have a great Airplay speaker for you and James Cameron's Aussie adventure..