Pandemic shines light on leadership as rise of the Millennials looms

The coronavirus pandemic will forever change the way companies think about their workforces and could fast-track a changing of the executive guard as Baby Boomers make way for Millennials, SA leadership experts say.

Barnaby puts hand up to lead Nationals again

Barnaby Joyce will challenge Michael McCormack for the leadership of the National Party if the position is spilled.

Labor finance spokesman Jim Chalmers is weighing up a bid for Labor leader. Photo: AAP/Lukas Coch

Chalmers considers taking on Albanese for Labor leader

Anthony Albanese will soon learn whether his Labor colleague Jim Chalmers will join him in vying to become the party’s leader.

Sides firm for Labor leadership battle

Labor frontbencher Penny Wong has confirmed she is backing Anthony Albanese to become the party’s next national leader.

Labor leader needs to support coal, regional jobs: Fitzgibbon

Labor frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon says he will have a tilt at the Labor leadership if no other candidate will stand up for regional Australia and the coalmining industry.

'Climate wars' claim another political scalp

While some remain unconvinced that climate change is wreaking havoc with our weather systems, the current circus in federal politics proves it is doing inordinate damage to our political system, writes climate lobbyist Rod Mitchell.

Top 3 reasons why you should study an MBA

More than ever, senior executives are juggling their work schedules and busy personal lives to study a Master of Business Administration (MBA). The pressure to upskill in order to remain fresh, relevant and dynamic is familiar to most high level executives and senior managers, so what motivates the busy professional? UniSA Business School has some helpful insights from MBA graduates and leading facilitators and researchers to help you with your decision.