The author of this article argues that referring to ‘generations’—gen, x, y etc.—is pointless due to the variation of attitudes and abilities within those so-called categories.

In the 1990s, cartoonist Scott Adams—the man who syndicated the comic strip ‘Dilbert’—developed his own satirical ‘Dilbert Principle’ in response to the popularity of human resource axioms such as the ‘Peter Principle’.

Bad world news such as—covid, the Russian invasion of Ukraine etc., might distract members of your team; however, as a manager, you have to be able to balance the need for compassion with the need to get the job done.

Many leaders view leadership as a science—a proven process that can be learned, practiced and put into place. And taking this systematic approach to leadership gets results, right? Not according to serial entrepreneur and best-selling author, Chris Duffin.

In a rare bipartisan approach, Democrat and Republican leaders in the

A more significant Chinese military presence in the Solomons could change how the ADF supports the local police in the Solomons.

Air Vice-Marshal Cath Roberts—speaks about the unconscious bias against young women who want to join the defence force—not necessarily from the young women but from their parents.

After having been affected by the worst floods on record, residents of Casino in the Richmond Valley Shire came out in force to thank Australian Defence Force personnel for their (desperately needed) assistance.

The James Webb Space Telescope shows that it has the potential to unlock the secrets of dark matter, peer into exoplanets’ atmospheres for signs of life, and find the oldest stars in the universe.

Two decades after the draft human genome was celebrated as a scientific milestone, scientists have finally finished mapping the complete human genome sequence—and the possibilities are endless.