Economics as an antidote to populism
Economics as a discipline doesn’t concern itself with the vulgar notion of money. Rather, as a way of thinking, economics provides a framework that enables us to examine fundamental truths. Read More
Author: Chas Savage
When the guard changes: how to manage a new government
What should bureaucrats do when their masters in government change? Elections are tricky times. Understand the authorising environment has fundamentally shifted, says our expert. Read More
Breaking up is hard to do: essential skills for managers
A new government is elected, a program is cut, relationships are shattered. Can you salvage a working bond? Be honest and look towards a mutually beneficial future. Read More
Leadership: why being a good boss is damned hard work
Teams aren't high performing by themselves. Leadership is complex and hard work -- "the art of reconfiguring reality to create something different". Here's eight tips for getting the most out of your people. Read More
Writing: five ways to get your brief read by the minister
Your minister has a choice: the in-flight magazine or your policy brief. How do you get read? Make life easy for them in how you present the information. Read More