Shiny eyes illuminate global career
For Queensland Ballet Executive Director Dilshani Weerasinghe, having “shiny eyes” has helped illuminate a serendipitous career adventure with more twists than Swan
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McGowan keeps the reins at TIQ
Justin McGowan has been retained as the Chief Executive Officer for Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) for another five years.
Deputy Premier Cameron Dick said since
Read more16 July 2024
Trade and Investment Queensland Board boosted
The Trade and Investment Queensland Board has increased First Nations representation with two recent additions.
State Deputy Premier Cameron Dick announced last week
Read more15 July 2024
New Screen Queensland Board members
Carla McGrath and Professor Scott Harrison have joined the Board of Screen Queensland, starting their three-year tenures this month.
Screen Queensland Chair Roslyn
Read more12 July 2024
High-flier bosses getting away with abuse
Workers are reluctant to call out the behaviour of abusive bosses if the leader is considered a high performer.
Researchers from Ohio State University’s Fisher College
Read more11 July 2024
Vagg to be Queensland’s first female Auditor-General
Rachel Vagg has been appointed Queensland’s new Auditor-General.
Premier Steven Miles said Ms Vagg, who becomes the first female appointed to the position, has
Read more9 July 2024
Crickenberger to drive growth at NIOA
A Brisbane munitions company is increasing its international firepower with the appointment of leading defence industry executive Andrew Crickenberger as its Chief
Read more4 July 2024
Parenting loses its appeal for new generations
The global fertility rate has dropped below population “replacement level” and the average age for women to give birth has edged above 30.
The trend has been linked
Read more2 July 2024
Bond to lead new energy board
A Queensland engineer who helped shape some of the nation’s largest energy projects is the chair of a new board which will advise on the state’s transition to
Read more1 July 2024
Most people know their attractiveness ‘league’
Most people find a partner in their own attractiveness “league” and have a fairly accurate sense of their own physical appeal.
A study, led by the University of
Read more1 July 2024