Humour continues to have its place, fostering a positive culture and promoting feelings of trust and connection, which are crucial for productivity.
Many workplaces and sites have placed limits on working from home, a hangover post the virus period.
Read MoreAnd what about : Phar Lap, Crowded House, Jimmy Barnes, John Farnham, Rebecca Gibney, Russell Crowe, Keith Urban, Jane Campion, pavlova, lamingtons, and ANZAC biscuits would you believe!
Read MoreFor those who love literature — what a time to be alive.
August is National Poetry Month and last week was Book Week. And if there’s a state that needs to embrace, celebrate, and foster a love of reading, it’s Tasmania.
Read MoreTo understand the closure of the Glen Dhu Swimming Pool by the Minister for Education is to understand the State Budget and the political cycle.
Because any other reasonable explanation for decommissioning a community asset belonging to Tasmanian public schools does not make sense.
Read MoreIt has always galled me that Alanis Morrissette's smash hit of the 1990’s, Ironic, contains no examples of irony at all.
“Rain on your wedding day” isn’t great, particularly for the photographer, but unless rain signifies impending divorce, ironic it is not..
Read MoreLet me make this clear, Parliament has decided to review education in Tasmania, and they have absolutely no idea the purpose nor what they are supposed to be looking into. If you want an uneducated response, then this is it writ large. It's retrofitted decision-making with the only objective being political expediency.
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