2022
Articles
04 March 2022
Rain crisis hits internet, infrastructure, and your walls
Sydney experts comment on the impact of heavy rains on internet connections, infrastructure, and your residence.
02 March 2022
Sexual harassment can't be part of the job
Despite decades of regulation and advocacy, sexual harassment remains a persistent and pervasive problem in Australian workplaces, highlighting the need for urgent reforms. This topic is the focus of this year's International Women's Day Jessie Street Lecture, presented by Australia's Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins on 7 March.
02 March 2022
Business School takes action towards Sustainable Development Goals
The University of Sydney Business School has published a report detailing its progress towards advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2020-2021.
28 February 2022
UN Women Australia MBA scholarship awarded to Australia-India Corporate Advisor
Natasha Jha Bhaskar has been awarded the 2022 UN Women Australia MBA scholarship which funds the study of the University of Sydney Business School’s part-time MBA.
25 February 2022
Russia-Ukraine war: experts explain
University of Sydney experts weigh in on the rapidly escalating Russia-Ukraine war.
07 February 2022
Tendering zero emissions bus contracts with large mammals in the room
Large scale bus franchising and tendering arrangements are further complicated when introducing zero emissions buses (ZEB) to the fleet. David Ashmore (TSA Advisory) and David Hensher argue that this is an issue to face head on as soon as possible, in order to promote a competitive supply chain cycle.
04 February 2022
Building legacies
The intersect of sport, law and business might seem an unlikely one, but for Craig Carracher it's proved to be a source of learning that has led him to own the biggest real-estate residential portfolio in Australia.
19 January 2022
COVID-19 and schools: we're heading into a teacher shortage crisis
Associate Professor Rachel Wilson in Education and Dr Giuseppe Carabetta in Business argue for a long-term plan for recruiting and retaining teachers.
10 January 2022
Walking to Work from Home: Can we Reframe Working from Home as a Potential Boon for Active Travel?
Matthew J. Beck explores how active travel can be incentivised and reintroduced into the work from home environment in order to counter the effects of increased sedentary behaviour.