A tale of a cobblestone courtyard and a dank courtroom
Work experience. Remember it? Back in Year 10, when you got to wear a tie and jacket and act all, well – grown up. It
19 July 2011
Blog
A maker of men
The tributes to Australian rules coach Allan ‘Yabby’ Jeans this week have focused on his legacy not only as a coach but as an exceptional
17 July 2011
Reviewed – Paul Henry, What Was I Thinking
To be honest, I bought this book on Kindle out of curiosity to learn, if I could, what the fuss was about with Paul Henry
9 July 2011
TV: ABC doco On Trial; and a megmix promo mistake
On Trial Last night was the final instalment of the ABC’s On Trial – it’s one of those shows that you either watch, come back
1 July 2011
Leadership
How a wrong number was a good reminder of great leadership
Earlier today I had a call from a colleague I used to work for and with in my previous role in Canberra. It was an,
30 June 2011
Issues management
Seagulls can’t eat chips if you don’t take the chip out of the bag!
This post is prompted by a discussion last night on Channel 10?s Before the Game and the conversation around a footballer’s recent tweet. My friend
26 June 2011
Armchair cricket selectors – pick your Australian Test team 2014-15
In a Twitter conversation yesterday with @Matt_Cenin, I threw out my 2014-2015 Ashes Test team and he hand some good ideas in terms of people
25 June 2011
Five reasons why I’m a proud Rebels fan
It was very cold last night at the Stockade. It was cold, and it was sad. It was sad, not so much because we lost,
18 June 2011
Reviewed – Strong Armed Men
Robert Leckie’s tome on the United States Marines’ battles in the Pacific is intense as it is detailed – nearly 600 pages – and covered
13 June 2011