Last week, around 600 Defence-related firms from more than 50 countries exhibited a range of military platforms, systems, services and weapons at the biennial Indo Defence expo, held in Jakarta.…
Like many other Queensland KPMG staff, I live in the Brisbane inner city, or, as it is currently know ‘the Red Zone.” As I sit here writing this blog from…
How to facilitate increased government and private sector investment in infrastructure to drive economic growth and job creation has been a central platform of the G20 under Australia’s presidency. This…
The G20 Summit in Brisbane this coming weekend has a big agenda, but two key drivers in particular are needed to satisfy the world’s economic ‘wish list’. The focus at…
One measure of society is how it treats the men and women who have served their nation during conflict. These may be serving members of the armed forces, or ancillary…
How we can assess talent and better deliver human capital resources to maximise productivity At the G20 Summit in Brisbane, a key focus will be on human capital resourcing and…
There is no question large business is under close scrutiny by the ATO as G20 Summit fever kicks in as politicians from around the globe place a heightened importance on…
The UK experience of electricity and gas price liberalisation presents insights for other parts of the world considering new energy models. Clearly there is a global move at the moment…
The Memorial Service of Edward Gough Whitlam was held in the Sydney Town Hall on Wednesday. This piece is a contribution to reflections on this man. Much has been written…
The importance of business debate in shaping a positive future for Australia and the world In 2014, we’ve seen a more complex business environment characterised by heightened geopolitical volatility and…
People don’t normally associate human services like disability, aged care, and homelessness services with markets and competition. However, this is changing as Governments move to introduce reforms like consumer directed care and…
