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The Business OfFrom cash to clicks – How technology is changing financial transactions"Do you have cash?" It's a question that's becoming increasingly rare in 2025. Nowadays, many of us prefer the convenience of digital wallets over physical cards, not to mention banknotes and coins. According to Richard Holden, an economist and UNSW Scientia Professor, we're moving towards a "functionally cashless" society, with the costs associated with carrying cash on the rise. But what does this shift mean for businesses? And how can we ensure a smooth transition that doesn't leave anyone behind? +++ The Business Of podcast is brought to you by the University of New...2025-04-2330 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreJudging Refugees: Narrative and Oral Testimony in Refugee Status DeterminationA recording of the celebratory launch of 'Judging Refugees: Narrative and Oral Testimony in Refugee Status Determination' held on 20 November 2024. This was a hybrid panel event co-hosted by UNSW's Centre for Criminology, Law & Justice, and the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, in conversation with Dr Anthea Vogl, Dr Tina Dixson, Associate Professor Maria Giannacopoulos and Professor Daniel Ghezelbash.
In 'Judging Refugees', Anthea Vogl investigates the black box of the refugee oral hearing and the politics of narrative within individualised processes for refugee status determination (RSD). Drawing on a rich archive of administrative oral hearings in Australia and Canada, Vogl...2025-02-2442 min
The Business OfUnderstanding Gen Z – How this start up is engaging a new generation of consumersHow can brands connect with the next generation of consumers? It's a question on the minds of many, especially in a bustling online marketplace. Yet, only a few have cracked the code. While most organisations have jumped on social media in a bid to attract young consumers, what they haven’t done – according to Sam Koslowski, co-founder of youth media brand The Daily Aus – is taken the time to truly understand their audience. TDA is doing things differently, and its unique approach to audience building has seen it evolve into a trusted media brand that re...2025-01-2927 min
The Business OfHollywood hustle – From indie producer to CEOLights... Camera... Spreadsheets? Emile Sherman and his production company See-Saw Films have produced some of the most beloved films and TV shows of the last few decades, including The King’s Speech, Lion, Heartstopper and Slow Horses. It’s a job he loves, but it’s not all glitz and glamour. In fact, it's similar to running a business in almost any other field... Whether you're trying to spot the next big thing or learn when to say “no” to the big money, running a production company is far more business than “show.” Emile explains how he and his...2024-11-2722 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasMichael Kidd | UNSW and the Future of Australian Health CareWhat would a future with better more equitable healthcare look like? Professor Michael Kidd explores the pivotal role of UNSW in shaping the future of Australian health care. Professor Kidd will explore the university's innovative research, cutting-edge technologies, and commitment to addressing the nation's most pressing health challenges. By emphasising the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting how UNSW's integration of medicine, engineering, and data science can lead to groundbreaking advancements in patient care. Through real-world examples and forward-thinking strategies, Professor Kidd paints a vision of a future where Australian health care is more accessible, efficient, and equitable...2024-11-2524 min
The Business OfCreative conversations – The business of making and selling art‘Dreaming is such an important thing. You have to have space to imagine what something could be.’ Carving out the time and space to imagine and ideate is crucial for all business leaders. The development and growth of their companies depend on it. And for contemporary artist Ramesh Nithiyendran, finding time to ‘daydream’ is only possible with the strong infrastructure he’s built around himself and his practice. Across the first decade of his professional career, Ramesh built a successful art practice by treating it like a startup - reinvesting profits, building infrastructure, and thinking c...2024-11-1323 min
The Business OfThe resilient entrepreneur – How this Aussie med tech start-up went globalAt seven years old, Hayley Saddington experienced an incident that became the catalyst for her whole career. Decades later, Hayley founded two companies – HALO Medical Devices and PeakMedical – but she’s not your typical tech entrepreneur. For one thing, she doesn’t come from a tech background. Both companies have tested her patience, her drive and her sleep schedule, but her deeply personal purpose has kept her going. And as a mentor to budding entrepreneurs, Hayley wants to help others determine their purpose and find that same drive to succeed in business. +++ The Busine...2024-10-3029 min
The Business OfTrade secrets – How hipages went from start-up to ASX listed companyIt’s the early 2000s, and Roby Sharon-Zipser just wants his internet connection to cover his whole house. He’s on his hands and knees, trying to thread a cable through a hole in the floor, caked in white dust when he realises... I need some help! In that moment, the idea for hipages was born. And over 20 years later, it’s transformed from a Yellow Pages-style home improvement directory to an app-based marketplace, connecting tradies and homeowners right across the country. Roby explains how playing the long game has positioned it as one of the go-t...2024-10-1623 min
UNSW Canberra PodcastsNext Mission: Veteran From Day One - Part 2For today’s Mission, Georgia Hamon, the External Engagement Coordinator at UNSW Canberra is joined by Matthew McCormack, senior lecturer at UNSW Canberra and 30 + year Navy veteran, as well as business owner and 18 + year Air Force veteran, Natalie Colbert. They speak about the “suitcase full of things you need to pack to be ready to transition” and share their own personal stories and expertise about transitioning from the military into the civilian workforce.
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UNSW Canberra PodcastsNext Mission: Veteran From Day One Part 1For today’s Mission, Georgia Hamon, the External Engagement Coordinator at UNSW Canberra is joined by Matthew McCormack, senior lecturer at UNSW Canberra and 30 + year Navy veteran, as well as business owner and 18 + year Air Force veteran, Natalie Colbert. They speak about the “suitcase full of things you need to pack to be ready to transition” and share their own personal stories and expertise about transitioning from the military into the civilian workforce.
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UNSW Centre for IdeasAthena Aktipis: A Field Guide to the ApocalypseHas climate chaos, the cost-of-living crisis and the threat of AI overlords got you feeling like the end is nigh? Don’t stress. As psychologist and evolutionary biologist Athena Aktipis points out, humankind is hardwired to survive big existential crises. In this engaging talk, Athena—armed with her trusty ukulele—and UNSW’s Rob Brooks journey through history, psychology, and shared humanity to uncover the tools that will help us survive—and thrive—amidst the chaos. Tune in to the podcast and you can expect to learn about the psychology of stress, tips for prepping (hint: duct tape is essen...2024-10-031h 07
The Business OfCyber security – How to keep data safe in the digital ageWe’re finalists in the 3rd Annual Signal Awards! Help us win the Listener’s Choice Award by voting for The Business Of here. Bigger is not always better, especially when it comes to data. In a digitised world, it is possible to collect reams of data on customers, but at what cost? Many companies don’t even realise they’re suffering an extreme case of ‘bad data hygiene’ which in the face of a cyber incident, could be critical. Laura Newton, a regulatory lawyer and cyber incident response lead at Herbert Smith Freehills, expla...2024-10-0224 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasScience Communication in the Age of MisinformationIn today's fast paced digital age where misinformation spreads like wildfire, the importance of science communication has never been more critical. From bogus health claims to pseudoscientific theories, the online landscape is rife with inaccuracies that undermine public trust in science. But New York Times bestseller Jennifer Gunter is trying to change this. Dubbed the internet’s gynaecologist, Gunter became an overnight celebrity when she debunked Trump’s medical examination letter and she continues to educate the masses each day. In conversation with NSW Deputy Chief Scientist Darren Saunders, hear Jen shed light on the challenges facing modern...2024-09-261h 01
UNSW Centre for IdeasTamara Davis: Dark EnergyFrom the celestial ballet of exploding supernovae to the cosmic whispers of gravitational waves, acclaimed astrophysicist Tamara Davis’ journey through the cosmos promises to captivate and inspire. With over two decades dedicated to unravelling cosmic mysteries, Tamara Davis has played a pivotal role in monumental astronomical surveys, uncovering over half a billion galaxies and illuminating the enigmatic nature of dark energy. Listen as she shares her groundbreaking research with UNSW's Dean of Science, Sven Rogge, which has revealed that not only is the universe accelerating, but the very essence driving this expansion may be evolving over time. 2024-09-191h 04
The Business OfPsychosocial safety – Creating a healthy and productive workplaceHow productive can you be if your working environment is bad for your mental health? Psychosocial hazards at work are often less visible than physical risks but can have a significant impact on employees' mental health and wellbeing and typically arise from the way work is structured, the organisational culture, and relationships within the workplace How can workplaces be better designed to better care for employee well-being and efficiency? Carlo Caponecchia, Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at UNSW Science and an expert in psychosocial safety at work, breaks down the key elements every o...2024-09-1824 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasPreppers Episode 5: A Change of HeartWhen it comes to climate change, answers can be difficult to nail down. Will the world reach net zero in time? What does a climate change future even look like? Will the changes come in my lifetime – or is it my kids or grandkids who will suffer? With every uncertainty, you can feel your head sink a little deeper into the sand... What is it about our lives, and the way we do, or don’t, think about climate change, that makes it so difficult to change our behaviors? And what’s being done to help motivate people...2024-09-1239 min
The Business OfCrisis response – What to do when your business lands in hot waterTell the truth and tell it fast, especially when faced with a crisis that has the potential to put people – and an organisation’s reputation – at risk. Most businesses have some sort of crisis management plan to enact when threatened with turmoil, but what happens when the best laid plans fail? Sue Cato, one of Australia’s leading crisis experts, has been at the coal face of many of those incidents, guiding an array of companies through their most vulnerable moments. Sue explains the common mistakes leaders get wrong in a crisis, why your CEO isn’t a...2024-09-0423 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasPreppers Episode 2: The End of the World As We Know ItThe Earth is cracking under the weight of our expectations, with growth held up as the economic north star. Meanwhile, wildlife populations are collapsing, the ocean is acidifying, and carbon emissions are still increasing. Despite everything we know about what’s wrong and what to do about it, we cling to our current way of life. Civilizations have collapsed before. Could it be happening again? And if it is, what can we be doing to prepare for it? This episode features: Richard Kingsford – Professor of Ecology and Director of the Centre for Ecosystem Science, UNSW...2024-08-2433 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasPreppers Episode 3: What's It Worth?As we struggle to reduce carbon emissions, environmental markets are creating a world where money really does grow on trees. But does putting a price on nature, and forcing the economy to value the things it’s always taken for granted, really work? And can it help us prepare for climate change? This episode features: Miri (Margaret) Raven – Senior Scientia Lecture, UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture Megan Evans – Senior Lecturer, UNSW Canberra William Glamore – Professor of Environmental Engineering , UNSW Engineering Tommy Wiedmann – Professor of Sustainability, UNSW Engineering Preppers is created by the UNSW Centre for Ideas. See omny...2024-08-2429 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasPreppers Episode 4: MeltdownWe. Love. Heat. Bring on the summer! Right? But as each month sees another heat record broken, should we start thinking about heat differently? What’s happening on a local and global level to prepare us for extreme weather events – and for a much sweatier future? This episode features: Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick – Professor of Climate Science, ANU Lan Ding – Associate Professor of Built Environment, UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture William Craft – Sustainable Design Researcher, UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture Shayne Gary – Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, UNSW Business School Giovanni Cunico – PhD Candidate, UNSW Business School Tommy Wiedmann – Profe...2024-08-2431 min
The Business OfBalancing act – How successful leaders blend creativity with commercial realitiesWould you describe yourself as a right-brained or left-brained thinker? We’ve been conditioned to believe you’re either one or the other. And while we all know a math genius who couldn’t hold a paintbrush if they tried and some creative geniuses who’d be lost in the simplest of spreadsheets, we can all develop both our creative and logical abilities. And in business, having a balance of both is key to great leadership. Alexandra Smart knew this when she co-founded the fashion label Ginger & Smart. Without innovative designs and forward-thinking product development, the brand...2024-08-2123 min
The Business OfThe Business Of Sports MarketingIn today’s attention economy, it’s all about getting and keeping eyeballs on your product or service. How do you capture attention in an increasingly crowded market? And once you have it, how do you convert a casual fan into a die-hard fan? Darren Werner is the Head of Marketing at Kayo Sports, an Australian streaming service that airs live and on-demand programming. He explains how to capture viewer attention by adapting your product to changing consumer habits and leveraging the media platforms fans already love. He’ll also tell you what he learned about prom...2024-08-0728 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasElevating Health in the Climate DebateAs we grapple with the increasing consequences of climate change, experts are warning that it’s not just an environmental issue, declaring it the ‘biggest global health threat of the 21st century’. In the face of these warnings, where does Australia stand in its preparedness to address these health challenges, both locally and globally? In a discussion led by ABC’s climate and health reporter, Tegan Taylor, hear from experts on how disasters such as bushfires and droughts, which are heightened by climate change, are triggering a spectrum of health risks - from infectious diseases to respirato...2024-06-131h 12
UNSW Centre for IdeasConsent Laid BareIn a world where female sexuality has been hijacked by forces such as porn, patriarchy, and male entitlement – how can we make sexual consent a priority for everyone? Whether it’s on campus, at the workplace or in their homes, Australians are shocked week after week at the violence visited upon women who are simply living their lives. In 2023, the Universities Accord review found that sexual assault and harassment on university campuses doesn’t just affect the wellbeing of students and staff, it can hold survivors back from success. As a result, campus safety has been deeme...2024-04-2959 min
The Business OfSuper power – the Australian superannuation fund making retirement more equitableKatrina McPhee is in the superannuation industry for the long haul now, but that wasn’t always the case. She’s currently the Chief of Staff at Aware Super, one of Australia’s largest superannuation funds, but when she first entered the industry, she wasn’t interested in sticking around in a field not exactly known for its desire to shake things up. But that all changed after a Royal Commission investigated misconduct in the banking, superannuation and finance sectors, and sparked a renewed focus on members and their needs. Kat describes this industry-wide...2024-03-2728 min
The Business OfSlow success – what this fintech startup can teach you about building trustTech start-ups have been the darlings of business media in recent years, and for good reason: new technology is exciting and flashy, and tech entrepreneurs tend to share pithy catchphrases about grinding, hustling, or “moving fast and breaking things.” But what happens when a start-up needs to slow down? In the case of the investment app Pearler, speed was never the ultimate goal. Co-founder Hayden Smith thinks veering away from that traditional startup mentality has been key to building relationships with Pearler customers who now trust the company to manage approximately $1 billion of their money. Hay...2024-03-1327 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasThe role of fossil fuels in our renewable energy futureAs our climate continues to change, reducing our carbon emissions and environmental footprint has become the moral imperative of our generation. To achieve this, the Australian Government has set a target of 82% renewable electricity by 2030 and has set a legislated target to achieve net zero by 2050. But what is the role of fossil fuels in this transition? What part can coal and gas play? And how can we build out the infrastructure we need, while keeping the carbon costs low? Speakers: -Host: Dani Alexander, CEO of the UNSW Energy Institute-Dr Kerry Schott AO, C...2024-02-2856 min
The Business OfPrioritising purpose – How this ticketing company succeeded without traditional marketingIn their first few years of operation, Humanitix didn’t spend a cent on traditional marketing. Despite this, they managed to build up a client list that includes Google, TED, Red Bull, Canva and Facebook, and gave millions to charity in the process. How did they do it? Adam McCurdie is the co-founder and CEO of Humanitix, the new contender disrupting the fiercely competitive ticketing industry for all the right reasons. After making a pact with his close friend and co-founder, Adam left the corporate world in search of more meaningful work – and that relentless pursuit of purpo...2024-02-2827 min
The Business OfBeyond logos - why better branding means better businessHow do you market your business when consumers pay not to see your ads? How do you make your name stand out when the internet is overrun with marketing? And how do you build trust and make your name sticks when everything’s moving so fast? Dee Madigan is an advertising expert, a founding panelist on ABC’s The Gruen Transfer and the creative director and owner of ad agency Campaign Edge. Dee breaks down one of branding’s most powerful tools – sponsorship. She explains to host Dr Juliet Bourke how sponsorships work in today’s digital mar...2024-02-1430 min
The Business OfEthical marketing – is AI becoming a moral minefield for marketers?What makes a great marketer? Maybe a good eye for product design, a deep understanding of market dynamics, excellent communication skills and the ability to give customers what they want. But what about a fierce devotion to ethics? Wendy Mak is the Chief Marketing Officer at Link Group, a global financial services company driven by digital and data technology. Wendy’s excited about the potential productivity gains promised by brand-new technology like generative AI, but she’s not all-in - yet. As a marketer, everything Wendy does needs to build trust with consumers and clients, and rig...2024-01-3130 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasThe Art of Scepticism in a Data-Driven WorldIn a world inundated with deep fakes, fake news and misinformation, is it possible to see beyond the tall tales and reach the truth? Evolutionary biologist Carl Bergstrom believes we can. His book, Calling Bullshit: The Art of Scepticism in a Data-Driven World, serves as a vital tool to unblur the line between fact and fiction in our fast-paced digital age. With provoking insights and analytical prowess, Bergstrom equips us with the critical thinking tools needed to navigate the labyrinth of information flooding our lives. Hear Carl Bergstrom in conversation with UNSW Scientia Professor Rob Brooks as they u...2023-12-061h 00
UNSW's Engineering the FutureBrain-machine interfaces…coming soon to a cerebrum near youIt might seem like something out of Star Trek, but people controlling so-called ‘smartbrains’ with their own thoughts could happen sooner than you think. And it doesn’t stop there. Innovations in biomedical technologies is speeding the progress of things such as artificial lab-grown organs, nanorobots inside the body, or computers hardwired to the brain which is becoming common in the next 20 years.
On UNSW’s Engineering the Future podcast, Associate Professor Mohit Shivdasani and Claire Bridges talk to STEM journalist Neil Martin, about how the science-fiction of bionic humans is now rapidly becoming a reality.
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The Business OfRisky business - How we adapt to climate change could ‘insure’ a better futureYou might have come across the term black swan events – commonly used in the insurance space – they’re considered rare occurrences that are almost impossible to predict. As our climate and weather patterns continue to change at pace, the unexpected is really all we can expect now. How do businesses like insurers plan for risk and implement resilience strategies in the face of uncertainty? Leading with clarity during these high-pressure events takes a systematic approach, and for James Fitzpatrick, the Chief Technical Officer at Allianz Australia, this is his bread and butter. James’ industry has pl...2023-11-1534 min
The Business OfPolicy in the slow lane - Can we speed up change and drive down emissions?The battle to halt climate change is impacting most aspects of our day to day lives – right down to the cars we drive. But there’s a missing piece in motoring that could improve things – the electric vehicle industry. Manufacturers are making higher quality EVs than ever before, and more of them. At the same time, more Aussie drivers want their next car to be electric. So why is our country one of the slowest in the world in making the transition? More importantly – how do we get in the fast lane? Behyad Jafari is the CEO of t...2023-11-0132 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasRewildingAustralians love cuddling up to a koala, and spotting a bilby or platypus in the wild. But our sunburnt country has borne witness to the disappearance of scores of native species over the past hundred years – earning us the nickname ‘extinction central’. From the golden bandicoots in the Strzelecki Desert to the platypuses in the Royal National Park, can we save our endangered species through rewilding? Hear from UNSW Sydney’s Director of the Centre for Ecosystem Science, Professor Richard Kingsford, Principal Ecologist for the Wild Deserts project Dr Rebecca West, Scientia Fellow and Associate Professor Katherine Moseby an...2023-10-251h 17
The Business OfThe Business Of - A podcast for curious minds with a bias for actionThe way we do business originates in the minds of great leaders, thinkers and doers. And that’s what we’re in the business of. From the art world to the world of artificial intelligence, The Business Of brings real-world lessons from industry leaders together with cutting-edge research coming out of the University of New South Wales Business School. You’ll hear host Dr Juliet Bourke speaking with people at the top of their fields as they grapple with the stickiest problems of the day. You’ll learn why humans get worse at assessing ris...2023-10-2503 min
UNSW Centre for IdeasPsychedelics: From ‘Magic’ to MedicinalCould psychedelics unlock the answers to managing complex mental health issues? Once associated with cults and hippies, psychedelics are now becoming an evidence-based treatment for psychiatric disorders. In Australia there are numerous psychedelic trials taking place and as of July 2023, psilocybin and MDMA have been made available for prescription by authorised psychiatrists for the first time. This is on the back of ketamine recently being approved for severe depression. Who will get access to psychedelics, and what are the ethical considerations of these treatments? Could new psychedelic treatments revolutionise the way the psychiatrists treat mental he...2023-10-181h 07
UNSW Centre for IdeasMeganne Christian: An Evening with a Future AstronautEmbark on a captivating journey into the realm of space exploration as we unravel the remarkable story of Meganne Christian, a trailblazer whose unconventional path led her to the stars. With a degree in Engineering from UNSW Sydney, Meganne's path took her to the ends of the Earth as a scientist in Antarctica. From there she soared even higher, earning a coveted spot as an astronaut in reserve, with dreams of venturing into the cosmos. Hear Meganne in conversation with Aude Vignelles as they discuss her extraordinary journey as a reservist astronaut, the rigorous selection process, and...2023-10-051h 06
UNSW's Engineering the FutureEnergy decathlon: the long race to redesign the industryThe energy landscape is evolving and it’s demanding change in the way we produce and consume energy in a more sustainable way. But how can our industry leaders, policymakers and household users reap the benefits of new technologies to meet these demands? Director of UNSW Digital Grid Futures Institute, Professor John Fletcher, and CEO of UNSW Energy Institute, Dani Alexander, joins STEM journalist, Neil Martin, to discuss the challenges of redesigning entire energy systems to help meet the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
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UNSW's Engineering the FutureLet’s talk about nuclearThe on-going debate on nuclear feels like a constant battle of weighing the benefits of low carbon electricity generation against the public perception of potential risks.
Nuclear engineer and lead of UNSW’s Nuclear Engineering program, Dr Edward Obbard, and Lieutenant Colonel Jasmin Diab, join STEM journalist, Neil Martin, to discuss exciting developments in nuclear engineering and discuss what impacts we can expect on society as a whole over the next two decades.
For more information on our speakers or for a full transcription of this episode, visit our website.
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UNSW's Engineering the FutureIf it’s not grown, it’s minedAs the world shifts towards renewable energy production, experts predict that mining will play a critical role in the extraction of minerals necessary for technologies like solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicle batteries.
Head of UNSW School of Minerals Energy Resources Engineering, Professor Ismet Canbulat, and Rae O'Brien, Executive General Manager of Mining Excellence with Centennial Energy Company, joins STEM journalist, Neil Martin, to discuss the role of mining as the world transitions to a greener future.
For more information on our speakers or for a full transcription of t...2023-08-0132 min
UNSW's Engineering the FutureTransport, healthcare, education and defence: where to next with AI?AI-powered programs like ChatGPT can do everything from plan an itinerary for your next holiday or help you write a resume or business proposal. But with all great technologies, there are risks and challenges.
AI expert and Chief Scientist at UNSW's AI Institute, Professor Toby Walsh, and Stela Solar, Director of the National Artificial Intelligence Centre hosted by CSIRO's Data61, join STEM journalist, Neil Martin, to take a deep dive into the impact of AI on society in areas including healthcare, transport, education and defence.
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UNSW Centre for IdeasMichael Kirby: Health & Human RightsRegardless of where people are born or the communities they belong to, equal access to healthcare should be a fundamental human right. In our age of pandemics, and with healthcare inequality widening, how can we make healthcare access equitable? Esteemed jurist and legal scholar Michael Kirby has tirelessly advocated for equal access to healthcare over his lengthy career. As a pioneering AIDS activist, member of the WHO’s Global Commission on AIDS from 1988 – 1992, and respected legal mind, Kirby’s focus in recent years has also included decriminalising homosexuality and sex work, and reducing the cost of life-saving medica...2023-07-271h 03
UNSW's Engineering the FutureUNSW's Engineering the Future TrailerUNSW’s Engineering the Future podcast is a space for thought-provoking conversations about the bold ideas that will impact society over the next two decades.
From exciting developments in nuclear technology and major transformations in the mining industry, through to the universal impact of Artificial Intelligence, we speak with leading academics and industry leaders about the technological marvels that will define us as we work towards a more sustainable future for all.
Together, we’ll discover how world-changing action starts with fearless thinking in innovative engineering.
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The Business OfLock and key - how to protect your (and your customer's) data onlineOver the last few years, Australia has seen its fair share of major data breaches, affecting more than 147 million individuals and shaking the trust people had in organisations responsible for safeguarding their data. There is no doubt that AI is now capable of performing tasks that were once considered science fiction just two decades ago. How can you know that your privacy and data is protected? Learn about the innovative AI solutions being developed by the UNSW Business AI Lab for the benefit of businesses and listen in on how government committees are addressing issues related to...2023-05-3035 min
The Business OfFrom sickness to health - how AI is transforming healthcareImagine you're a radiologist with 500 scans awaiting your thorough review. Each scan demands your undivided attention, and the process is anticipated to span over a week. Now, consider the prospect of AI technology drastically shortening this time frame, potentially completing the same comprehensive assessments in a matter of just a few hours. What option would you choose? Hear how a ground-breaking healthcare technology company, harrison.ai, combines human intelligence with artificial intelligence and how AI goes hand in hand with start-up companies. Guests: Maureen Murphy, Professor of Practice, UNSW Business School, Founder, Managing Director...2023-05-0936 min
The Business OfHuman error - what needs to change to create truly ethical machine learningAI and machine learning are transforming our world, but here's the catch: they can either enhance our best qualities or magnify our worst biases. Getting AI right is both exciting and scary and the big question is, can businesses just race ahead without considering the consequences? Hear how research and industry come together to discuss the natural tensions between rapid AI advancements and the need for AI to be ethical as we work towards a brighter future. Guests: Professor Toby Walsh, UNSW Scientia Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Chief Scientist for the UNSW AI Institute...2023-05-0237 min
The Business OfFarm to factory to fork – who’s really feeding you?In wealthy countries, we tend to take for granted where our food comes from, taking comfort in the fact that our supermarket shelves will always be stocked – that is until potatoes become a scarce luxury and a head of lettuce nudges twenty dollars. Then, we might remember that political, environmental, social, and technological forces and disruptions to global supply chains all impact its supply. So how can emerging technologies, like blockchain, biotech and digital sustainability make food supply fairer, less environmentally damaging, and more robust? Hear from industry and academic experts in biotechnology and sustainable fo...2023-02-2641 min
The Business OfLifting the lid - How important are ethical supply chains?From seedless apples to Apple iPhones, complex global supply chains give us access to products we didn’t even know we needed. But are they ethical? For many organisations the list of reasons not to meaningfully track suppliers and prove their commitment to ethical practices is rapidly dwindling, with fresh regulations and incentives being introduced every year. How do organisations stay committed to transparency when the social, human and environmental sides of supply chains are largely invisible to consumers? Hear from industry and academic experts in business ethics and supply chain tracking as we explore so...2023-02-1940 min
The Business OfThe Great Reorganisation – can work-from-anywhere policies really work?Since millions worked remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s become clear that not everyone needs to work face-to-face in an office environment to be successful. Some companies – like global travel company Airbnb have gone as far as adopting a ‘work from anywhere policy’, piloting programs to attract digital nomads to their workforce. Is a work-from-anywhere approach a help or a hindrance when it comes to teamwork, talent and culture? Hear from an industry leader who is part of a work-from-anywhere organisation, and academic experts who unpack how this looks across an ever-changing workforce to build a...2023-01-2932 min
The Business OfHome & away - The tricky business of making hybrid work, workA few years ago an hour-long commute in crawling traffic or on a crowded bus seemed like an inevitable part of working life. But today, lots of workplaces are spending millions setting up their workforce to complete their day to day from the comfort of their own homes. The benefits for workers are obvious - but does working from home actually work for business? Hear how a company with over 1000 employees manages remote work and what the UNSW Hybrid Leadership Lab has found about the most effective way to keep employees happy while still getting...2023-01-2939 min
The Business OfMeet the CEO: Shemara WikramanayakeAt the latest UNSW Business School Meet the CEO event, Shemara Wikramanayake, Managing Director and CEO of Macquarie Group, joined UNSW Chancellor David Gonski in a wide-ranging discussion about the future of green investment, how to build diverse and high-performing teams and businesses, and how to lead a global workforce. Prefer video? You can watch the interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxMxnacyit0 More details: The transcript and show notes can be found on our website: https://www.unsw.edu.au/business/our-schools/agsm/about-us/th...2022-12-0347 min
InCites with UNSW Law SocietyDr Rosemary Howell & Niki NojoumianWhat is alternative dispute resolution and how might law students get a feel for the discipline before entering legal practice? In this episode, we chat with Dr Rosemary Howell and Niki Nojoumian about ADR, finding your place at law school, and UNSW Law Society's skills competitions.
Dr Howell teaches postgraduate Principled Negotiation at UNSW. She is a nationally accredited mediator and has appeared in the International Who's Who of Mediation since 2013. Her company Strategic Action also provides consulting services on planning, facilitation and training to State and Federal entities around the globe.
Niki is the...2022-09-2642 min
INSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #20 | Dr Sasha Vassar | Engineering for Accessibility🌱Meet our Inspire podcast guest - ✨Dr Sasha Vassar✨
0:05 | Acknowledgement of Country
0:18 | Introduction
0:44 | Undergraduate and Educational Experience
10:30 | Academia Experience 20:31 | EWB Program and PhD
29:30 | Accessibility in Design
40:15 | Accessibility in Gaming
53:40 | Conclusion
Dr Sasha Vassar is currently a full time lecturer in the UNSW School of Computer Science and Engineering. In addition to being an experienced computer scientist, she holds a doctorate in Education and is passionate about teaching, computer science and designing for accessibility in engineering.
—— 𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐄𝐖𝐁 𝐔𝐍𝐒𝐖 ——
Engineers Without Borders (EWB) UNSW is the UNSW chapter of the wider EWB community organizat...2022-09-1253 minINSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #19 | Eleanor Earl | PhD Candidate🌱Meet our Inspire podcast guest - ✨Eleanor Earl!✨
0:05 | Acknowledgement of Country
0:18 | Introduction
1:30 | Undergraduate Experience
10:47 | Industry Experience
17:31 | PhD and Academia Experience
25:17 | Audience Questions
32:58 | Conclusion
Eleanor is a current UNSW PhD candidate studying flood resilience in the Pacific Islands - focusing on the role of nature based solutions for surface water flood management in Fiji. As senior consultant at ARUP and project leader at The Resilience Shift, she has previously worked on a diverse range of major projects, including working on one of the first major S...2022-08-2133 min
INSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #17 | Dr Fiona Johnson | Hydrology🌱 Meet EWB UNSW's first INSPIRE podcast guest of the year - ✨Dr Fiona Johnson!✨
Fiona has over 20+ years of experience in hydrology working as a consultant, for government and in academia🧠. Associate Professor Johnson’s areas of research and teaching focus on statistical hydrology, particularly concerning flooding and extreme events and the use of global climate models for climate change assessments of water resources systems💦
She has a particular interest in solutions to climate and hydrological challenges faced by communities in the Global South and is currently undertaking research projects in Tanzania, Nepal, the Pacific and Australia🌏 2022-03-1946 minInCites with UNSW Law SocietyLaw Society 2021 (Part 2) with Alex ZorasIn this episode, we conclude our conversation with the Society’s co-presidents by discussing with Alex Zoras about the year so far, what she hopes for UNSW Law Society in the future and also her time within the society. Giving insight into what it takes to succeed as a law student, listen as she gives her tips and tricks to surviving law school and getting involved with the community.
Apart from leading the Law Society in 2021 and juggling various academic commitments, Alex is also an incredibly accomplished member of our community, representing UNSW in various skills competitions an...2021-12-0226 min
UNSW PGC Podcast SeriesPGC Weekly Podcast Episode 18 with UNSW Careers TeamListen to the 18th PGC Weekly Podcast episode organized on 22nd October 2021 where we had an insightful discussion with Dave George from the UNSW Careers team to address various employability concerns of UNSW students. Feel free to post any questions and we will make sure to get back to you with the answers from him.Credits:- Concept & Moderation by Saurabh Kaura, PGC Coursework Officer- Theme Design by Thrupthi H., PGC Committee Member- Video Edited by Vishnu Nair, PGC Committee MemberFollow u...2021-11-0953 min
Grounded UNSWLet's Talk: UNSW Mental Health Support (with Jo Cassidy)So... there's been a lot of changes to mental health services at UNSW lately and we have a bunch of questions! Is it CAPS or Psychology & Wellness? What is Mental Health Connect and what does it do? Clarify all your queries with this episode led by Sarah, Lucy, and special guest, Jo Cassidy (Team Lead of Mental Health Connect). We delve into the changes, what mental health support is available, how to access it and much much more!
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Psychology and Wellness (formerly CAPS - Counselling and Psychological Services...2021-11-0825 minGrounded UNSWProject Mind 2021 Winners: Team of TwoThis podcast was formed in 2020 through a UNSW PsychSoc initiative called 'Project Mind' where students aim to improve the mental health of fellow UNSW students. This initiative ran again this year, and the winners of the 2021 Project Mind, Ciaran and Victor are our special guests for this episode. They share their journey with Jaanvi and I-Hsuan, as they talk about how they met, how they came up with their winning idea, and what's more to come!
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Psychology and Wellness (formerly CAPS - Counselling and Psychological Services) - free...2021-10-1133 min
UNSW PGC Podcast SeriesPGC Weekly Podcast Episode 15 with Jeeves Verma: Experience Everything with Arc at UNSWListen to the 15th PGC Weekly Podcast episode organised on 31st August 2021 where we had an insightful discussion with Jeeves Verma on the topic of "Experience Everything with Arc at UNSW". Feel free to post any questions and we will make sure to get back to you with the answers from him.Credits:- Concept & Moderation by Saurabh Kaura, PGC Coursework Officer- Theme Design by Thrupthi H., PGC Committee Member- Video Edited by Vishnu Nair, PGC Committee Member...2021-10-0632 minGrounded UNSWIPT and Planning Your DegreeOne of the most exciting things about university is choosing a path to go down, and one of the most daunting things about university is beginning to question that path. In this episode Sarah and Bassmah sit down to discuss their own experiences with rethinking their field of study, and changing degrees, and give some helpful tips on how to go about making the switch.
Nucleus Student Hub: https://nucleus.unsw.edu.au/en
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Psychology and Wellness (formerly CAPS - Counselling and Psychological Services) - free...2021-09-2019 minINSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #15 | Dr Andrew DansieThis episode, Dr. Andrew Dansie, Senior Lecturer in Humanitarian Engineering at UNSW joined us again to discuss his past involvement on the ground with projects overseas and tell us UNSW students about UNSW's new humanitarian engineering minor.2021-08-2232 minUNSW Kaldor CentreCruel, costly and ineffective: the failure of offshore processing in AustraliaAustralia’s multi-billion-dollar offshore processing system has demonstrably failed to stop boats, save lives or break the business model of people smugglers, according to a new policy brief from UNSW’s Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law. Released at a pivotal moment when the policy is drawing political interest elsewhere as an ‘Australian model’, ‘Cruel, costly and ineffective: the failure of offshore processing in Australia’ marks nine years since Australia resumed its bipartisan policy of intercepting asylum seekers at sea and forcibly transferring them to the Pacific nations of Nauru and Papua New Guinea.
For the first time, Kaldor Centre researchers...2021-08-1133 minInCites with UNSW Law SocietyFinding Your Place with First YearsIt can be super hard trying to find your place when transitioning into law school. In this episode, we have invited first year law students Emily Chang and Rachel A to discuss their experience so far at UNSW.
Emily Chang is a first year law student studying a Bachelor of Laws alongside her Bachelor of Science. She is a member of our Wellbeing Warriors Subcommittee here in UNSW Law Society amongst other societies.
Rachel A who is a first year Juris Doctor student, a Director within the UNSW Law Society and a Managing Editor for t...2021-08-0528 minINSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #14 | Beena Ahmed | UNSW Senior Lecturer | Say66 FounderThis episode we chatted with Dr. Beena Ahmed, senior lecturer at UNSW's School of Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications and founder of Say66.
A leading professional and academic at the crossroads of health and technology, Dr Beena Ahmed applies machine learning algorithms on acoustic and phonetic data to develop feedback driven speech therapy. Beena shared with us the wide range of possibilities for speech recognition algorithms. These algorithms may be used to detect early signs of dementia, track mental stress and guide relaxation.
Listen to this episode to learn more about what it's like to develop technologies th...2021-07-1823 min
UNSW PGC Podcast SeriesPGC Weekly Podcast Episode 8 with Roisin Trainor: Managing your Mental Health & Wellbeing while Studying at UNSWListen to the 8th PGC Weekly Podcast episode organised on 9th July 2021 where we had an insightful discussion Roisin Trainor on the topic of "Managing Your Mental Health & WellBeing while Studying at UNSW". Feel free to post any questions and we will make sure to get back to you with the answers from her.Credits:- Concept & Moderation by Saurabh Kaura- Theme Design by Thrupthi H.- Video Edited by Vishnu NairFollow us on:- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unswpgc- Instagram: h...2021-07-1444 min
Grounded UNSWYour Confessions & Rants (Part II)IT'S BACK... To date, 'Your Confessions & Rants' is one of our most popular episodes. Since it received so much love and support, we decided to do a Part 2! This time, Sarah and Bassmah read through some new spicy confessions and rants you submitted. Join us for an emotional ride, listening to concerns regarding relationship & friendships to rants about self-hatred and lack of motivation during this time. Please note there are some sensitive topics addressed in this episode so feel free to pause or exit anytime.
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Psychology...2021-07-1223 min
UNSWeetened 2021UNSWeetened 2021: Episode 4Join hosts Axel and Mia to discuss what we’re reading, the joys of coming of age fiction, Tumblr, and why we chose UNSW. Hear Wen Yu Yang’s history of the novella, Belle Campbell’s retelling of Robin Hood’s Golden Prize, and an interview with UNSW President and Vice Chancellor Ian Jacobs on the literature that shaped his early life, Arsenal games, English and Australian literature, and the history of UNSW looking to the future.
Credits:
Theme music: Wen Yu Yang
Hosts: Axel-Nathaniel Rose and Mia Lo Russo
Literary History - The Nove...2021-07-021h 22Grounded UNSWBoosting Your EmployabilityDo you know how long a recruiter spends reading your resume? Join hosts, Sarah & Lucy on this EPIC episode with Sedryn Lim, a knowledgeable UNSW Careers Coach. We answered all your questions regarding resumes, cover letters, interviews, standing out from the crowd and more! We also answered live audience questions… This Q&A panel was livestreamed on our Grounded UNSW Facebook page on 4th June 2020. Now, you can listen to it as a podcast on any platform you prefer!
UNSW Careers Resources:
UNSW Careers Website:
https://www.ca...2021-06-2850 minINSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #13 | Daniel Faber | CEO of OrbitFabEWB INSPIRE is back! In collaboration with AIAA UNSW, we speak to Daniel Faber, CEO of OrbitFab.
A serial entrepreneur leading a number of startups in Silicon Valley, Daniel Faber has leveraged his experience in a wide range of industry sectors to bring together teams and build companies in the emerging field of in-space operations. Listen to our new episode to hear Daniel's advice to current students and his takes on the future of space exploration and the aerospace industry. 2021-06-2744 minGrounded UNSWGetting Involved at UniIf you've ever been interested in joining clubs and societies, or been curious about getting more involved, this is the episode for you! Eshaa and Bassmah are joined by Kim Chen and Sanjana Jose who are absolute professionals at diving into societies and clubs. From being one of three CGOs for Arc Clubs and double execcing, to being the coordinator of Culture Cafe and director of different subcommittees, this episode's guests have all the tips, tricks, and motivation you need to get more involved with uni and student life, whether you're a fresh first year or a seasoned UNSW...2021-05-1030 minInCites with UNSW Law SocietyLaw Society 2021 (Part 1) with Sanjay AlapakkamIn this episode, we talk with UNSW Law Society co-president for 2021 Sanjay Alapakkam about university life to his hopes for the society for the coming year.
Sanjay is an incredibly active and accomplished member of our community, being awarded the UNSW Public Policy Fellowship for 2020 as well as Lawyers Weekly Law Student of the Year for 2020. Clerked at law firm Clayton Utz, he is also passionate about public policy and social justice, having been the previous Vice-President for Social Justice and previously a Research Assistant for the Inspector of Custodial Services and paralegal for Playfair Visa and...2021-04-0523 minGrounded UNSWYour Confessions & RantsIn today's episode, I-Hsuan and Lucy read the confessions and rants you have submitted. From enjoying quarantine, to mental health, to being a prankster, to pet peeves, tune in to hear the anonymous confessions of your fellow UNSW students.
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Psychology and Wellness (formerly CAPS - Counselling and Psychological Services) - free face-to-face counselling sessions and confidential telehealth for all UNSW students: https://student.unsw.edu.au/counselling
UNSW Equitable Learning Services - provides UNSW students practical support so that their health...2021-03-2143 minGrounded UNSWFirst Year Survival GuideThe whole team is back together for this episode to reflect on our first year highlights and regrets, and share tips to help you survive, and maybe even thrive, through your first year of uni and beyond!
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Psychology and Wellness (formerly CAPS - Counselling and Psychological Services) - free face-to-face counselling sessions and confidential telehealth for all UNSW students: https://student.unsw.edu.au/counselling
Lifeline Australia - 24/7 online chat and telephone support line:
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https://www.lifeline.org.au/
Beyond Blue - free...2021-03-0737 minGrounded UNSWWhat is MHFA?Have you ever wondered what Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is? In this episode, Sarah and Bassmah (who have completed MHFA training) speak to Roisin Trainor, the Health Promotion Coordinator at UNSW and a registered MHFA instructor.
Roisin breaks down what MHFA training involves and its importance in a university context. We give you a sneak peek into the content and skills you will learn as well as how you can sign up (for free!). Other than this, great tips and advice were shared about how we can approach, help and guide people around us who...2021-02-2139 minInCites with UNSW Law SocietyIntroducing Law, Justice and InCites with Prue VinesIn our very first episode of InCites, Professor Prue Vines breaks down the tough questions. What is justice? What is the duty of a law student?
Prue is a highly respected member of the UNSW Law community. She is the Director of First Year Studies, the co-Director of the Private Law Research and Policy Group, a professor and lecturer here at UNSW Law. Her major areas of focus are torts and succession law of which she is currently working on making culturally appropriate wills for Indigenous people.
This episode was produced by the UNSW Law Soci...2021-02-1330 minGrounded UNSWQuarantining With LoveJust in time for Valentine’s, Sarah and I-Hsuan (Chelsea) sit down with Elisabeth Shaw for some insightful advice on relationships both romantic and platonic! Elisabeth is the CEO of Relationships Australia NSW with a background in clinical psychology, so tune in as we explore the dynamic of how relationships can be impacted during the current pandemic landscape.
As mentioned in the podcast, find out more about the resources and Relationships Australia NSW below.
Relationships Australia NSW:
1300 364 77
https://www.relationshipsnsw.org.au/
Specialist organisation on domestic violence: 1800 RESPECT...2021-02-0751 minGrounded UNSWExploring Life as an International StudentIn today's episode, Jaanvi and Lucy sit down with special guests Nayonika Bhattacharya and Vintii Vasundhara Aggarwal to talk about their experiences as international students at university. We talk about important topics such as navigating cultural differences, managing feelings of homesickness and keeping up with family overseas. Nayonika and Vintii will also share some tips and tricks on how to make the most of your university experience and secure your dream job.
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Counselling and Psychological Services - free face-to-face counselling sessions and confidential telehealth for all UNSW...2021-01-241h 09Grounded UNSWDebunked: Eating DisordersIn today's episode, Lucy and Bassmah sit down with Sophie Smith to break down misconceptions about eating disorders and, importantly, how to manage eating disorders, as a loved one and as someone living with one, over the holiday season.
Sophie is a UNSW alum, a passionate eating disorders advocate, and a writer for Body Matters Australasia.
Resources and information discussed during the episode:
Sophie's twitter:
https://twitter.com/sophieclare1103?lang=en
Sophie on Body Matters:
https://bodymatters.com.au/tips-for-the-holiday-season-in-eating-disorder-recovery/
Food Psych podcast by Christy Harrison
Anti-Diet...2020-12-2046 minGrounded UNSWPsyched Out After Uni!In today’s episode of Grounded, Eshaa and I-Hsuan (Chelsea) are joined by guest Roanna Chan for an insightful conversation on life after uni as a psychology student entering the field. Roanna is a UNSW alumni who has walked the walk and is kind enough to share the advice she’s picked up through her transition from post-grad to full-time.
As mentioned in the podcast, if you want to join Roanna as she embarks on her own journey as a Psychologist blazing through the unexpected surprises, feel free to check out her YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com...2020-12-0627 minINSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #11 | Jacky Cai | Seasons LearningsWelcome to our final episode of INSPIRE by EWB UNSW for the 2020 season, I hope you have enjoyed listening and leant something from our amazing guests. This episode we are joined by Jacky Cai a friend of our chapter, who along with Komatsu organised a volunteering trip to northern NSW to bring engineers into the classrooms of their local schools. This is an initiative we aim to run yearly, but working with Jacky on this project helped us to be involved in more volunteering trips and reach more students in 2019! Finally, we conclude our season by discussing our learnings.2020-11-2821 minGrounded UNSWDebunked: Men Don't CryIn this episode of Grounded, Sarah and Bassmah are joined by guests Craig Ball and Jack Petersen to talk about a topic that is seriously under-discussed - men's mental health.
Craig is a veteran of Afghanistan and a former member of the Australian Army, who now works with men everywhere as a presenter on mental health, and founder of the Men's Mental Health Transformation Facebook community. Jack is a UNSW student and active Student Minds volunteer who is passionate about sparking discussion about mental health issues faced by men.
We talk about everything...2020-11-2258 minGrounded UNSWIntroductions!Welcome to the first episode of Grounded!
In this short, introductory episode, the team talks about what exactly Grounded is, and what we aim to share with you, our listeners! We also discuss our experience being part of UNSW's Project Mind program, and the origin of our podcast.
Mental health support and resources:
UNSW Counselling and Psychological Services - free face-to-face counselling sessions and confidential telehealth for all UNSW students:
https://student.unsw.edu.au/counselling
Lifeline Australia - 24/7 online chat and telephone support line:
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https://www...2020-11-0116 minINSPIRE by EWB UNSWINSPIRE by EWB UNSW #9 | 2021 UNSW EWB President Team | Water PurificationThis episode we get to know the new leadership team for the next stage of the EWB UNSW chapter, discuss some of our experiences in EWB so far and find out how you can get involved in the coming year. Following this, we dive into our investigation of water purification with investigations of interest, so dont miss out.2020-10-3118 min
UNSW Canberra PodcastsS1E5 - How A Canadian Came To Lead The UNSW Defence Research Institute - Password123As 5-Eyes partners, Australia and Canada have a lot in common. With the appointment of former Canadian High Commissioner Vice Admiral Paul Maddison (Ret’d) as the inaugural director of the UNSW Defence Research Institute, there is one more thing our two nations share.
Not long after he started in the role, we sat down with Vice Admiral Maddison to hear how he came to lead the Defence Research Institute and the vital role research plays in delivering defence capabilities.
The UNSW Defence Research Institute is about delivering world-class research to enhance Australia's security. Vice Admiral Maddison is responsible for en...2019-09-2551 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreConference 2016: Panel 2 - Claudia Tazreiter, A crisis of political imaginaryKaldor Centre for International Refugee Law Conference 2016
FROM REFUGEE EMERGENCY TO PROTRACTED EXILE: THE ROLE OF 'TIME' IN INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
18 November 2016
Panel 2 - Creeping Crises: From emergency to development
'A crisis of political imaginary: Categorising mobile populations and the ambivalence of a categorised life'
Associate Professor Claudia Tazreiter, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, UNSW
Chaired by Dr Eileen Pittaway, founding Director of the Centre for Refugee Research, UNSW
For more: http://www.kaldorcentre.unsw.edu.au/event/save-date-annual-conference2016-12-0519 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreConference 2016: Panel 2 - Frances Voon, Minding the humanitarian-development gapKaldor Centre for International Refugee Law Conference 2016
FROM REFUGEE EMERGENCY TO PROTRACTED EXILE: THE ROLE OF 'TIME' IN INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
18 November 2016
Panel 2 - Creeping Crises: From emergency to development
'Minding the humanitarian–development gap in refugee response: Where do we stand?'
Frances Voon, Executive Manager, Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, UNSW
Chaired by Dr Eileen Pittaway, founding Director of the Centre for Refugee Research, UNSW
For more: http://www.kaldorcentre.unsw.edu.au/event/save-date-annual-conference2016-12-0529 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreMadeline Gleeson presents 'Offshore: Behind the wire on Manus and Nauru'On 18 May 2016, Kaldor Centre Research Associate Madeline Gleeson presented her new book 'Offshore: Behind the wire on Manus and Nauru. UNSW Vice Chancellor Professor Ian Jacobs and Law Faculty Dean David Dixon opened the event.
For more information: http://www.kaldorcentre.unsw.edu.au/event/unsw-vice-chancellor-ian-jacobs-and-madeline-gleeson-present-offshore-behind-wire-manus-and2016-06-0956 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreInternational Law And Sea Level Rise9 March 2016 - Panel discussion on International Law and Sea-Level Rise: Human Rights, Displacement, Maritime Zones and Biodiversity.
The panel of expert speakers include: Associate Professor Stephen Humphreys, LSE: international human rights law; Professor Jane McAdam, UNSW: international law and forced migration; and, Professor Rosemary Rayfuse, UNSW: international environmental law and law of the sea
Chaired by Frances Voon, Executive Manager of the Andrew & Renata Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law
This event is co-sponsored by the Andrew & Renata Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, the International Law Association (Australian Branch), and the UNSW Environmental Law Group.2016-03-1358 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 25 - FINAL EPISODEThe final episode of Arc@UNSW Presents The Pod for 2015!
Nash and the team bring you a huge episode! There's Sports with Niko, Jo investigates the development of prosthetic limbs here at unsw in science fair, we feature 180 Degrees Consulting our Society of the Week and Patrick relives all the highlights from PB&J!2015-10-3021 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 23 feat. Michael Crouch Innovation CentreThis Week on The Pod, Nash and the team are back bringing you all the latest UNSW action! Swan gets all the latest on the new Michael Crouch Innovation Centre, we chat about the Rugby World Cup on Sports With Niko and The Pod welcomes back Jaime to PB&J!2015-10-1614 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 21 feat, UNSW PokesocNash and the team are back for another week of The Pod!
This week we hear from PB&J, Sports With Niko, The Fixers and we feature UNSW Pokesoc as our Society of the Week!2015-09-2514 min
UNSW Kaldor CentreSymposium on public attitudes to refugees - Session 1: What do we know?24 July 2015 - This symposium brought together academics, legal centres and social justice organisations to review existing literature on public attitudes to refugees. Participants discussed research on public opinion, discourse and framing in relation to both refugee issues and other contentious policy areas, to generate comparative insights.
Organised by the Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law in conjunction with the Migration Law Program (ANU) and the Centre for Refugee Research (UNSW).
Session 1: What do we know about international, national and regional attitudes to refugees and asylum seekers?
Chair: Harriet McHugh-Dillon, author of the 2015 Foundation House review ‘If they are genuine refugees, wh...2015-09-2154 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 20 feat. Three Minute ThesisNash and the team are back for another week! We catch up with UNSW Social Soccer society, get the lastest on the NRL finals on 'Sports With Niko' and we hear from UNSW Three Minute Thesis finalist James Dunn.2015-09-1814 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 19This week on The Pod Nash and the team bring you a massive show! We've got a brand new sports segment, we hear about some of the sweet research coming out of UNSW with 'Science Fair' and we catch up with the ever insightful PB&J! Plus, The Fixers get you thoughts on hacking, following the UNSW Open Day hack!2015-09-1117 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 18 feat. UNSW Women in EngineeringThis week on The Pod we feature UNSW Women in Engineering as our Society of The Week and let the power of positivity compel us with PB&J! Plus Pod volunteer Laura takes a look at the act of saying sorry in our brand new segment, ‘Say What?’2015-09-0415 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 17 feat. Artsweek Prize Draw & rUNSWiftNash and the team are back for another week!
We celebrate Artsweek by getting weird and announcing the winners of our selfie competition! We also catch up with UNSW's world champion robot soccer team, solve the peopbem of third-wheeling and hear from the newly formed James Bond Society!2015-08-2817 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 16 feat. Robogals UNSWThis week on The Pod, Nash has found his voice and is back behind the mic! We also catch up with Robogals UNSW, hear hypothetical passive-aggressive advice from the new-look ‘PB&J’ and get finally to award the BROWN ARIA on ‘Not to Mention’!2015-08-1412 min
Arc@UNSW presents The PodArc@UNSW Presents The Pod - Episode 15. feat My Perfect Sunday & UNSW Dinesy SocThis week on The Pod, volunteer Victoria is on the mic and Nash tries to recover his voice.
We talk to UNSW student Ryan Sorensen and spotlight his new band My Perfect Sunday! Check them out:
• https://www.facebook.com/whatsyourperfectsunday
• https://www.triplejunearthed.com/artist/my-perfect-sunday
• https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbc0wMpO1zHPYThdzGsYMPQ
We also catch up with UNSW Disney Soc, hear some sound advice from ‘PB&J’ and get closer to awarding the BROWN ARIA on ‘Not to Mention’!2015-08-0815 min