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Social Justice Campaigner, Writer, Teacher and Business Consultant. Lived in China and USA. Dealing with disability.
My articles have been cited in New York Times, BBC, Fox News, Aljazeera, Philippines Star, South China Morning Post, National Interest, news.com.au, Wikipedia and many other international publications.
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8 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
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7 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
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How women can start a career in business
In recent years, there has been growing recognition of the importance of gender diversity in the workplace. This is particularly true in the business world, where the under-representation of women has been a long-standing issue. While progress has been made… Read More ›
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6 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more:
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The science of customer emotions
In the realm of business and marketing, understanding and leveraging customer emotions is a crucial aspect of creating memorable experiences. Customer emotions play a significant role in shaping purchasing decisions, brand loyalty, and overall satisfaction. In this blog post, we… Read More ›
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5 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
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Optimal marketing strategies for business success
In today’s competitive business landscape, effective marketing is crucial for driving growth and achieving success. However, with the ever-evolving marketing techniques and technologies, it can be challenging to determine the optimal strategies that yield the best results. This blog post… Read More ›
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4 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
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Dispute resolution for Australian businesses
In any society, disputes are bound to arise, and Australia is no exception. From business disagreements to personal conflicts, finding effective methods for dispute resolution is crucial for maintaining a harmonious society. Fortunately, Australia offers a well-established legal system and… Read More ›
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3 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
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2 June in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Please click the link below to read more…
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Managing a global workforce
In today’s interconnected world, businesses are increasingly operating on a global scale. With advancements in technology and communication, managing a global workforce has become a reality for many organisations. However, this also presents unique challenges that need to be effectively… Read More ›
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1 June in Australian History
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Embracing disruption: Thriving in the age of business transformation
In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing business landscape, disruption has become the new normal. Technological advancements, shifting consumer preferences, and global market dynamics are constantly reshaping industries. While disruption can be daunting, it also presents unprecedented opportunities for businesses that are… Read More ›
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31 May in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Click the link below to read more…
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What to do when you hate your boss
Having a challenging relationship with your boss can make your work life miserable and impact your overall well-being. However, hating your boss doesn’t mean you have to suffer indefinitely. By adopting a proactive approach and implementing strategies to improve your… Read More ›
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30 May in Australian History
Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section. Click the link below to read more…
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29 May in Australian History
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In Dealing With China, U.S. and Europe Take Different Tacks
In Southern California, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy promised President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan that the American government would support the de facto independent island against constant threats from China. In Beijing, President Emmanuel Macron of France and Ursula von der… Read More ›
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China claims territories of 23 countries, even though it only has borders with 14
The total area of China’s claims on other countries exceeds the size of modern China itself, but Beijing refuses to budge on its claims. Many are based on unsubstantiated (outside China) and unprecedented “historical precedents” dating back centuries. And while… Read More ›
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On This Day In Australia: In 1950, Australia announced they would send troops to the Korean War
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Third Royal Australian Regiment Only five years after the end of the Second World War, Australia became involved in the Korean War. Personnel from the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Royal Australian Air… -
Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 20, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Children account for 15 per cent of Australian farm deaths, says AgHealth study – 15 per cent of farm deaths are children under 14 years old, according to an AgHealth Australia study;… -
China in the News: July 20, 2021
Ford unveils lower-priced Mustang Mach-E in China to qualify for subsidies – Previously, this was the only Mach-E priced low enough to qualify for China’s EV subsidies. It was joined by Extended Range RWD and AWD versions as well as… Read More ›
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Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 19, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Race on for Australian rare earth supplies as fears grow over China’s market ‘monopoly’ – It comes two years after David Gainer, the US Consul General to Perth, visited a rare earths… -
China in the News: July 19, 2021
First human death due to monkey B virus reported in China – Patients of rare viral infections transmitted from the monkey have been reported in China and the U.S. in succession. According to China’s state-run Global … Commentary: A pity… Read More ›
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Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 18, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
New study reveals history of Aboriginal trade with foreign visitors before British settlement – They are markers of an annual Asian occupation of the northernmost tip of Western Australia that remains a… -
China in the News: July 18, 2021
China threat: Australia detects two Chinese spy ships ahead of a major US missile launch on Sunday – AUSTRALIA has detected “unusual” spy activity from Beijing after a second high-tech Chinese military ship was spotted approaching the Queensland coast ahead… Read More ›
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Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 17, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Team USA Women’s Basketball Team Stunned in Loss to Australia – The United States have taken another devastating loss to Australia in the same week. Just days after Kevin Durant and the… -
China in the News: July 17, 2021
Cannabis may have originated in northwest China, study suggests – A feral cannabis plant in the middle of a grassland in Qinghai province, central China. Their genomic analysis separated the samples into four major groups, … Chinese companies face uncertainty… Read More ›
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Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 16, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Australian fitness giant F45 valued at $2b after Wall Street debut – The backers of Australian founded F45 Training are set for a big payday with the fitness giant listing on the… -
China in the News: July 16, 2021
FirstFT: China warns of economic uncertainty – FirstFT: China warns of economic uncertainty. China reports moderate recovery in Q2, Morgan Stanley reports M&A flurry, US delays to delisting Chinese stocks. Financial Report Shows Bit Digital Is Transferring 14500 Bitcoin Miners… Read More ›
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Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 15, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
South Australians warned to expect COVID restrictions amid outbreak fears – South Australians have been put on notice to follow COVID-19 rules and regulations or face tougher restrictions in response to a… -
China in the News: July 15, 2021
Biden, Yellen to Maintain Trump’s Halt in US-China Economic Dialogue – Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and her staff have no plans to resurrect the regular U.S.-China economic dialogue that governed ties between the two nations … Didi Chuxing’s Troubles Show… Read More ›
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Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 14, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Australia news LIVE: NSW cases and exposure sites grow; Melbourne awaits testing results – Australia news LIVE: NSW cases and exposure sites grow; Melbourne awaits testing results. We have made our live… -
China in the News: July 14, 2021
Biden taps ex-Pentagon official for key China tech position – Estevez does not have an extensive public record on China export issues, which may help him win confirmation in the U.S. Senate where China hawks have been … Sen. Cotton… Read More ›
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Australia’s Overnight News Headlines: July 13, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
This year’s census will have two new questions, but there are a few topics that won’t be addressed – LGBTIQ+ advocates say the lack of questions around sexual orientation is concerning. The… -
China in the News: July 13, 2021
Amundi Aims to Double Greater China Assets to $250 Billion – French asset manager plans secondary home base in China · Amundi is open to options including a wholly-owned fund firm … The Latest: Idaho senators eye blocking required vaccination… Read More ›
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Australia’s Overnight News Headlines: July 11, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Australia COVID news LIVE: NSW braces for more cases, more weeks of lockdown as Delta strain outpaces contact tracers – Vaccination targets to move to phase two of reopening plan. By James… -
China in the News: July 11, 2021
China builds its own Area 51 in outback as arms race continues – But, in the era of commercial satellite surveillance, hiding what’s happening at its expanding airfields is proving to be problematic. NED-4189-China’s area 51 – 0. Kyle Bass:… Read More ›
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Australia’s Overnight News Headlines: July 10, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
These young First Nations people want to see more caring for Country around Australia – And in Central Australia, Shania Armstrong is undertaking a different kind of … is an opportunity for… -
China in the News: July 10, 2021
China’s Easing Forces Traders to Rethink How They Label Markets – “China’s economy is transitioning.” As the pandemic subsides, money managers are actively trying to assess where China stands as an investment. Strategists … US Works to Outpace China in… Read More ›
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Australia’s Overnight News Headlines: July 9, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
COVID-19 breaking news: Sydney bracing for spike in cases; Major police operation starts in key suburbs; No new local Victorian cases – Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australia’s vaccine rollout is “ramping… -
China in the News: July 9, 2021
Countries Using China, Astra Shots Increasingly Eye Boosters – In places like Mongolia and the U.A.E., high levels of coverage with Chinese shots using the older, less effective inactivated vaccine platform hasn’t stopped a … Currency and control: why China… Read More ›
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Australia: Overnight News Headlines – July 8, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Australian News Overnight news headlines you may have missed COVID-19 breaking news: Nervous wait for Sydney with COVID cases expected to spike; Queensland hospital staff in isolation after helping save the life… -
China in the News: July 8, 2021
EXCLUSIVE LinkDoc becomes first Chinese firm to shelve U.S. IPO after Beijing’s crackdown – It is the first known Chinese firm to pull back from its IPO plans since the crackdown began last week with an investigation by China’s cybersecurity… Read More ›
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Australia: Overnight News Headlines – July 7, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Australian News Overnight news headlines you may have missed Australia breaking news today, live coronavirus updates and headlines July 70, 2021 – Senator Canavan’s comments come after it was announced the Australian… -
China in the News: July 7, 2021
What the world is saying about China (past 24 hours) White House’s Kurt Campbell: US and China can co-exist peacefully – “Do I believe that China and the United States can co-exist peacefully? Yes, I do,” said Kurt Campbell, White… Read More ›
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Australia: Overnight News Headlines – July 6, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill Media and Consulting:
Australian News Overnight news headlines you may have missed Flight caps will bump 18,000 Australians off flights home in the next six weeks – London: Airlines say 18,000 Australians are set to… -
China in the News: July 6, 2021
What the world is saying about China (past 24 hours) China accuses Australia of COVID-19 vaccine sabotage in the Pacific – The Australian government has denied accusations it has been “sabotaging” China’s aid programs with Pacific nations and using “political… Read More ›
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China in the News: July 5, 2021
What the world is saying about China (past 24 hours) China’s Local Governments Roll Over More Debt to Ease Risks – Government-linked economists cited by the state-run China Securities Journal on Monday said fiscal spending may increase in the second… Read More ›
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