Tom Baddeley

Education 15 Apr 2009

Short-term gain may bring long-term pain

How are political and business decisions made to achieve short-term goals of any real benefit to society?

Government 25 Feb 2009

Sustainability looms as the new ‘black swan’

The economic downturn presents great opportunities for innovation.

Government 17 Dec 2008

Hangover may take a little while to cure

I THINK it was Keith Suter who compared the global financial crisis to a 'big weekend' - too much to drink on Saturday, hangover on Sunday, cleansed and ready for work on Monday, the social commentator told a recent Technology and Industry Advisory Counci

Government 19 Nov 2008

Meeting the needs of mining communities

IN her doctorate on the impact of fly in, fly out (FIFO) on workers, the University of Western Australia's Susan Clifford has found that FIFO is not having the deleterious effect the tabloid headlines would have us believe.

Government 10 Sep 2008

Plenty for the new premier to ponder

WHOEVER forms government after last weekend's amazing state election, the challenges will remain the same; and one of the first the new administration will need to tackle is the perception that has been Alan Carpenter's undoing - that not enough has been

Energy 16 Jul 2008

Getting the elephant out in the open

There's an elephant in the room. Whether it's a public forum or a boardroom discussion, if the topic is climate change or lower emissions or the pricing of carbon, there it is - big and hard to miss, but somehow going unnoticed.

Tom Baddeley

Short-term gain may bring long-term pain

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Sustainability looms as the new ‘black swan’

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Hangover may take a little while to cure

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Meeting the needs of mining communities

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Plenty for the new premier to ponder

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Getting the elephant out in the open

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