Monday, September 28, 2009
Cityboy is a brilliantly gritty account of life in London's financial heartland - The Square Mile. Author Geraint Anderson breaks the city's code of silence to uncover its dark and sorded secrets. With insider trading, drug taking, gambling and recklessness abound it is a wonder that any trading gets done. However, Geraint is proof that the dog-eat-dog culture of looking out for number one does yield results - he retired at only 35 years old after amassing a fortune. The book, which was originally an anonymous column in a city newspaper looks set to go to film in the near...
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Monday, August 10, 2009
Every year, the Association For Service Management International (AFSMI) hosts a special night for CEO's and Senior Executives from all walks of Australian industry. This is an opportunity to not only hear from Keith, but also to catch up with other leading executives from the Technical Service Industry. This year our focus will be on the economy, developments in society and technology, and how this is shaping the business landscape. The presentation will be given by Dr Keith Suter, a renowned social commentator. As Foreign Affairs Editor on Channel 7's 'Sunrise' program, Keith Suter is the resident expert on international...
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Keith's recent comments about Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi conduct caused a stir in the Sunrise studio last week. See the footage below and let us know what you think! This clip was taken from You Tube and was posted there by Sunriseon7. You can see more information on Sunrise by going to their website...
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
We have all heard about how China is set to take over the world with its vast population, its cheap manufacturing and its thirst for progress but what is going on behind the statistics? Who, if anyone is influencing China? What does being part of the global economy mean to China? How is China coping with its growing wealth and power? Mark Leonard gets under the skin of the balance sheet and peels back the communist government veneer to uncover China's intellectual heart. Leonards vast foreign policy experience and connections within China have enabled him to access some of the...
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
President Obam. How is he going after close to 200 days in office? What would his report card say? Join Dr Suter for a pleasent afternoon's discussion on Sunday 14th June in the Smith Room, Wesley Centre, 220 Pitt Street, Sydney. Entry is $10 and bookings and timing enquiries should be directed to Rosemary Cottrell on 02 9263 5569 or e-mail wesleymission@wesleymission.org.au...
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Monday, May 18, 2009
The face of conflict is changing. If you would like to know more, come along to the Macquarie University Library on Thursday 28th May at 6pm and hear Dr Suter, author of "All About Terrorism" talk at this free lecture which is open to the general public - no booking required! Download the flyer here : understanding terrorism talk may 09.pdf...
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
With the Keith Suter blog about to reach its six month birthday we thought it would be a good time to share with you some of the sites new features and guide you through some of our newer content. The site is an hub for those seeking information and opinion on Foreign Affairs, Global Issues and Future Strategy Building. The site is also home to Keith's signature and highly regarded commentary on major breaking news stories and links to his Chanel 7 "Sunrise" program information sheets. You can stay informed and well read with Keith's book reviews and popular weekly...
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
If you are still confused as to what caused the current crisis in the Gaza strip listen to the following podcast from today's interview with Perth radio station 6PR Newstalk. The interview with presenter Bob Maumill aired at 2.30pm this afternoon and runs for 17 minutes (for those on a tight time budget)! Follow this link for the interview: The Origins Of Conflict. ...
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Saturday, December 27, 2008
The Wesley Institute Graduation ceremony took place last weekend. It is amazing to see how much has been achieved in only 15 years. Wesley Mission has been involved in education for well over a century. Indeed, at one point all the Methodist ministers in this state had been educated at the Mission's Evangelists' Training Institute. In due course, the Methodist Church - and then the Uniting Church - devised its own form of education. The Mission remained involved in education, such as through its International Christian Leadership College, whereby young people came from overseas to learn about the Mission's work...
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Tuesday, December 23, 2008
The Australian Government and Opposition have both promised to give more attention to the concerns of rural Australia. One of the problems is how to deal with the shortage of rural doctors. The NSW Farmer's Association and the Local Government and Shires Association of NSW commissioned an extensive study by Monash University's Dr Bob Birrell on the "The Distribution of Doctors in Non-Metropolitan NSW". The report makes grim reading. In short, although there may be many lifestyle advantages of living in the rural sector, there will be an increasing shortage of doctors willing to work there and indeed, as some...
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Monday, December 8, 2008
What Binds Humanity Together? What should global citizenship mean for Australians today? How can we act together to advance our common humanity? In July 2008 Barack Obama, speaking to hundreds of thousands of people in Berlin about American ties to Europe, declared that "the burdens of global citizenship continue to bind us together". The challenges of global citizenship have been faced by activists in Australia who have struggled to create an equal and hopeful society, able to help humanity resolve the huge tasks of our era. Some of their experiences are reviewed in a recent edited book *. This forum will feature three prominent...
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Sunday, November 9, 2008
2008 has been a turbulent year, with Australian's involvement with the world's superpowers creating as many problems as opportunities. Among the topics to be reviewed on this morning are: The Global Financial Crisis. A New President of the USA - The Way Forward? Progress in the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Information Revolution - Consumer Democracy of Big Business/Big Brother? The session runs from 10am - 12.30 pm and costs $37 inclusive of morning tea. Bookings can be made through the college: http://www.weasydney.nsw.edu.au/...
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
Hello and welcome to my new adventure. My Global Insights blog will contain a daily update of my views on what is happening around the world as I try to make sense of the world's events. It will also contain information on some of my other activities, such as those on Radio 2GB.The site also has a large archive of my weekly Radio 2GB News Commentaries done over the years while I was at Wesley Mission. Appropriately enough for my beginning something new, the site begins with the election of Barack Obama, who also represents a new era for US...
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