Cilla has 20 years’ experience in public policy and corporate strategy across the water, land use planning and environmental management sectors. She’s a creative thinker with an uncanny ability to understand people and situations. Putting pen to paper on the big issues impacting Australia and indeed the globe is important to her as is actively bringing about the change she wishes to see in the world. An avid supporter of gender equality and sustainability she and her husband have built and promoted a sustainable home and role modelled the benefits of two parents ‘sharing the work’ and ‘sharing the caring.’ Cilla laments the lack of Vision and collaboration in political life in Australia and hopes to help change things. Cilla blogs at http://www.takeawaylifestyle.org.
I’ve just spent a year at home caring for my children after quitting a job in Melbourne to return to Perth for the sake of my husband’s health. It was the right and fair thing to do as he had … Read More
When Gough Whitlam opened the doors to higher education for women it’s possible that he and others foresaw career women happy and able to leave their children in child care centres for 8 hours a day, five days a week, … Read More
Hugh MacKay’s recent book ‘The Good Life: What Makes a Life Worth Living’ sheds some light on the traditional workplace structure versus a more modern, collaborative approach. Hugh finds that amidst all this striving for excellence, perfection and self-esteem it’s … Read More
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Technology and working women are changing the way we work. We can now work from anywhere at any time. With many more educated women in the workforce the demand for flexibility to accommodate caring responsibilities around work is high. Men … Read More
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It seems the great equalisers throughout history, in regards to wealth distribution, have been two world wars and the Great Depression according to Picketty’s latest work and as seen in his figure below. Basically since WWI the share of overall … Read More
The great English economist Alfred Marshall called economics the study of mankind in the ordinary business of life. That said, economics should be about organising ourselves, our communities and our societies to function in a way that we all lead … Read More