And only set to get worse as we transition to the Age of Intelligence - read more SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Shocking wealth inequality stats out today from ACOSS: '45% of the increase in household wealth since 2003 went to the highest 10% (those with at least $2.6 million) and half of this increase to wealthy older people (over 64 years).' Katherine Trebeck (a less than infrequent X user)
povertyandinequality.acoss.org.au/news/new-data-…

👍 Method to measure Social Production outlined in Nature article: nature.com/articles/s4422…

Important but are dashboards of indicators really going to drive policy change towards a Wellbeing Economy. See James Martin Institute for Public Policy article: thepolicymaker.jmi.org.au/measuring-what…

And once again it’s almost exclusively men deciding the fate of nations. bbc.co.uk/news/world-mid…

We know that men’s violence is fuelled by gender inequality, and exacerbated by systemic underfunding of mental health, crisis, housing & homelessness services.

If we want our communities to be safer, then Governments must fully fund the services & education we need.

On Saturday in Ballarat, women marched to demand their safety after 3 alleged murders.

That afternoon in Bondi Junction, 5 women were killed at the hands of a violent man.

Too often, women don’t feel safe at home, work, or at the shops. The epidemic of men’s violence must stop.

Students choose arts degrees in droves despite huge rise in fees under Morrison govt. 👏 “The govt should be encouraging students to find paths they enjoy, not restricting it.” Investments in the Mental Wealth of our nation should be subsidized not taxed. theguardian.com/australia-news…

Labor’s interventionist industry policy aims big. The Albanese government has shed little light on how billions of dollars will be divvied up. The treasurer’s ‘favourite economist’ might provide some clues ⁦Mariana Mazzucato⁩ theguardian.com/australia-news…

Or could it be that they simply amplify broader social ills?

The world is transitioning to an economy that relies on cognitive resilience to flourish.

As such, our collective brain power is a prosperity and national security asset, Harris Eyre, Carol Graham, Alfred K. Njamnshi, and George Vradenburg write.
brookings.edu/articles/4-way…

Wonderful to see @sydney_uni excel again in the latest QS QS Top Universities World University Rankings by Subject, with 36 disciplines in the top 50 globally.
These strong results reflect the quality of our teaching and research community.
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#LeadershipForGood

We’re thrilled to share @Sydney_uni has performed strongly in the 2024 QS QS World University Rankings by Subject, with 36 disciplines in the top 50 globally! #QSWUR Read more: sydneyuni.co/3TRkKLu

Proud to work with Jake Crouse, Raising the Bar in Sydney last night and making science cool again 😎
Total rockstar! Well done Jake!

👏Paul Crosland showcasing his innovative work to commissioners, policy-makers, & academics at the Oxford Mental Health Economics Seminar. The complexities of mental health, service dynamics & social determinants requires more sophisticated decision support tools Dr. Deborah A Marshall Research Team

Great to hear Jake Crouse talking body clocks #RTBSydney - just after we’ve seen ‘daylight saving’ off for another 6 months!! (Which is bad for your mental health) back to earth time!! Circadian Mental Health Network Center for Circadian Biology Sean W Cain Joseph Takahashi Daniel Smith Kathy Belov