Dr. John Hewson gives his opinion on all things COVID-19. He explores risks that directors face, government bailout plans, the effect of international economies on ours, the future of the Australian workplace and much more.

Tune in to hear John’s opinion as we cover a number of key areas effecting not only business but the entire community.

Dr. John Hewson gives his opinion on all things COVID-19. He explores risks that directors face, government bailout plans, the effect of international economies on ours, the future of the Australian workplace and much more.
Tune in to hear John&rsquo;s opinion as we cover a number of key areas effecting not only business but the entire community.

Episode 5 - Dr. John Hewson - Economic Briefing

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Paul has an intimate chat with dual premiership winning Sydney Roosters Head Coach Trent Robinson. We hear where Trent has come from and how it has shaped who he is. Paul and Trent explore the sport of Rugby League and its power to ‘clearly’ show an individual’s character under pressure. We then get a glimpse into Trent’s life defining decision to play Rugby league in France. He shares the perspective it gave him of the game, along with his love for French culture. Coming back to Australia, we understand Trent’s relationship with his players, his endeavour to get the most out of himself and his passion for individuals to be their own person. This is a captivating conversation with one of the greatest leaders in Australian sport.

Paul has an intimate chat with dual premiership winning Sydney Roosters Head Coach Trent Robinson. We hear where Trent has come from and how it has shaped who he is. Paul and Trent explore the sport of Rugby League and its power to &lsquo;clearly&rsquo; show an individual&rsquo;s character under pressure. We then get a glimpse into Trent&rsquo;s life defining decision to play Rugby league in France. He shares the perspective it gave him of the game, along with his love for French culture. Coming back to Australia, we understand Trent&rsquo;s relationship with his players, his endeavour to get the most out of himself and his passion for individuals to be their own person. This is a captivating conversation with one of the greatest leaders in Australian sport.

Paul has an intimate chat with dual premiership winning Sydney Roosters Head Coach Trent Robinson. We hear where Trent has come from and how it has shaped who he is. Paul and Trent explore the dangerous sport of Rugby League and its power to ‘clearly’ show an individual’s character under pressure. We then get a glimpse into Trent’s life defining decision to play Rugby league in France. He shares the perspective it gave him of the game, along with his love for French culture. Coming back to Australia, we understand Trent’s relationship with his players, his endeavour to get the most out of himself and his passion for individuals to be their own person. This is a captivating conversation with one of the greatest leaders in Australian sport.

Episode 4 – Trent Robinson - Clear Eyes

At 20 years of age, Wyatt was the youngest ever Federal Parliamentarian; at 25 he was the youngest Minister in the history of the Commonwealth appointed as the Assistant Minister for Innovation. After serving in Parliament, he started a career in the private sector joining global tech company Afiniti as the Managing Director for their Australian office.

Drawing from his unique experiences in the public and private sectors, Wyatt shares to the listeners the many lessons he gained and is still learning in politics, leadership, technology and the A.I. world.  

 “You could be the most high profile lawyer, the most amazing businessperson, the gun union representative… the moment you start day one in Parliament all of that kind just doesn’t matter.”

At 20 years of age, Wyatt was the youngest ever Federal Parliamentarian; at 25 he was the youngest Minister in the history of the Commonwealth appointed as the Assistant Minister for Innovation. After serving in Parliament, he started a career in the private sector joining global tech company Afiniti as the Managing Director for their Australian office.
Drawing from his unique experiences in the public and private sectors, Wyatt shares to the listeners the many lessons he gained and is still learning in politics, leadership, technology and the A.I. world. &nbsp;
&nbsp;&ldquo;You could be the most high profile lawyer, the most amazing businessperson, the gun union representative&hellip; the moment you start day one in Parliament all of that kind just doesn&rsquo;t matter.&rdquo;

Episode 3 - Wyatt Roy - Drinking from a fire hydrant

Dr. Ben Rockett is a world record breaking endurance cyclist who balances a curiosity for the limits his body can endure, with a mission to provide children with their best chance for happiness. After surviving a harrowing accident, Ben continues to change the lives of children who have experienced traumatic events through his work in expressive therapy at KidsXpress, Australia.

 

"Up until that point I hadn’t realised that I’d break. Until that happened, I just assumed that you could use your body, push your body and it would always be there and respond. Up until that point, I hadn’t realised that when it breaks, sometimes you need to ask for help." - Dr. Ben Rockett

Dr. Ben Rockett is a world record breaking endurance cyclist who balances a curiosity for the limits his body can endure, with a mission to provide children with their best chance for happiness. After surviving a harrowing accident, Ben continues to change the lives of children who have experienced traumatic events through his work in expressive therapy at KidsXpress, Australia.
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"Up until that point I hadn&rsquo;t realised that I&rsquo;d break. Until that happened, I just assumed that you could use your body, push your body and it would always be there and respond. Up until that point, I hadn&rsquo;t realised that when it breaks, sometimes you need to ask for help." - Dr. Ben Rockett

Episode 2 - Dr. Ben Rockett - Addicted to the feeling of overcoming

Our first episode explores the GSA culture. The Little Blue Book is what guides us as an organisation and as a collective of people. Our first episode of The Little Blue Podcast goes behind the scenes to see what keeps us striving toward our common endeavour. Featuring: Paul Hines, Dr. John Hewson, Nicole Mellick, James Telford, Scott Curley, Peter Hogan, Katy Hunt, Margo Ward, Trent Robinson and Mark Hickey.

Our first episode explores the GSA culture. The Little Blue Book is what guides us as an organisation and as a collective of people. Our first episode of The Little Blue Podcast goes behind the scenes to see what keeps us striving toward our common endeavour. Featuring: Paul Hines, Dr. John Hewson, Nicole Mellick, James Telford, Scott Curley, Peter Hogan, Katy Hunt, Margo Ward, Trent Robinson and Mark Hickey.

Episode 1 - Humans have biorhythms

Introducing The Little Blue Podcast. Presenting a short snapshot of what is to come in this series that explores what motivates this company.

Introducing The Little Blue Podcast. Presenting a short snapshot of what is to come in this series that explores what motivates this company.

Introducing The Little Blue Podcast

Personalities, passion, conviction and a sense of common endeavor. Our collective story is one based on trust and energetic leadership within our community.  Delivered with determination this series explores human interaction and what motivates a company with aspiration. It explores lateral thinking in a surprising fashion. It dives to the core of what makes us ‘tick’. It challenges the status quo in transforming commodity to value. It’s a feeling people have in their hearts and minds. This is what drives us to keep improving. This is what this story is all about.

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