Should we forgive (some) #dumbthings on the internet?
People do dumb things. All the time. And not just on the internet. I’m not talking about illegal things and
NBN issues: I think I’m having déjà vu
I could easily be forgiven for thinking that I’m in 2005, on the back of the growing press about provisioning,
An assortment of seafood…phishes, whales and the power of three
Now most people, here in Australia anyway, seem to get that emails telling them how to claim their lost inheritance
Trying to put a stop to the yo-yo: Bariatric Surgery
Those of you who have known me for a long time will know that I have always struggled with my
Ten good reasons for school students to get a part time job
I was jealous of all of my school friends who got to spend their weekends and school holidays doing fun
THIS IS IT! – Stumbling into Regulation the fourth and final part
As I mentioned in my first article in this series, reflecting as I leave the public service formally at the
The second stop on my unplanned journey into regulation (Stumbling into Regulation Part Three)
This is the third and second last (yes, sorry there is one more) in this series about my ‘unplanned’ journey
Skipping and tripping in my first job…or Stumbling into Regulation (Part Two)
As I mentioned in my last article, my impending departure from the public service has caused me to reflect. This
Stumbling into Regulation (Part One)
As the final, formal, days of my tenure as a regulator are nearing – yep, that’s right I’m leaving the
eSecurity: Government officials and the ‘Why should I care?’ quotient. A tale of the humble USB drive.
I have to say I have a secret love for USB drives. I emptied my bag once and found no less
