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Important lessons for directors from a bribery scandal

1 June 2019 | Professor Pamela Hanrahan

The Securency and Note Printing Australia bribery case reveals vital lessons for directors on dealing with cover ups and whistleblowers, writes Professor Pamela Hanrahan.

Board and management

Former federal court judge Annabelle Bennett AO SC on life beyond the bench

1 June 2019 | Jane Southward

Former federal court judge and Bond University chancellor Dr Annabelle Bennett AO SC shares her life lessons, from law school to intellectual property.

Risks ahead for the global economy

1 June 2019 | Mark Thirlwell MAICD

Ongoing decline in the global economy could impact trade and productivity, says AICD chief economist Mark Thirlwell.

Economy and society and sustainability

This startup is working to bring clean energy to 1 million people in India

1 June 2019 | Stuart Ridley

Alexie Seller, co-founder of Pollinate Group, is using renewable energy and entrepreneurialism to bring clean energy to one million people in the slums of India by 2020.

Construction manufacturer Makinex on steps to building a bigger business

1 June 2019 | Jessica Mudditt

Sydney's construction product manufacturer Makinex has its sights set on becoming a $100m global business. It outlines its gameplan.

Construction

The benefits of Cooperative Research Centres

1 June 2019 | Tony Featherstone

Collaboration between industry, research and the community, Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs) boost innovation and growth but bring some governance challenges.

Innovation

RAC WA's 12 year journey to drive innovation

1 June 2019 | Narelle Hooper MAICD

RAC WA anticipated a risky future in 2007 but seized the chance to reinvent its business and brand. It offers a case study with lessons for directors and management.

Innovation

ABS urges boards to make the most of data

1 June 2019 | Beverley Head

Open data could be a gold mine of benefits for directors, but it remains widely underused. Australian Statistician David Kalisch discusses the possible risks and rewards.

Big Data

Should robots have a heart?

1 June 2019

As AI becomes more advanced and its use integral to business, directors discuss the ethics of machines making decisions on behalf of humans.

Key questions for boards on AI

1 June 2019

Credit Union Australia set out on the AI path to make life easier for customers and employees. Here are CUA's lessons to help boards make the most of AI.

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