December 2019 Covid Update

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Updated 7/12/20 The Office Space’s COVID-19 Safety Plan outlines our commitment to providing a carefully managed workspace that upholds the guidelines and the best practice advice of NSW Health, the Federal Government…

People Power

Featured
December is traditionally a time to look back and take stock of the year that was. And what a year it has been.  The particular challenges of this year have…

Personal Performance

Commerce

It’s time to kick 2020 to the kerb, refresh and re-set. Follow this 5-step program to make the year ahead work for you.

Power Up

Community, Featured
One of the many casualties of COVID-19 was a 3-month gym hiatus across New South Wales.  Whilst it was a treat, at first, to sleep in rather than make that…

Power Down

Community, Featured

Take a moment to arrange some chill time in your own town. Settle into designer digs, enjoy the facilities and explore the many delights on your doorstep with a tourist’s eye.

Personal Guidance

Commerce, Featured

PR pro Maria Farmer is well-versed on the practice of powering up. And she says women, in particular, have a lot to unlearn.

resilience under great adversity

Resilience

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“I can be changed by what happens to me. But I refuse to be reduced by it.” ― Maya Angelou, American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist The Office Space’s…
Resilient Sydney

Guide

Community

After a torrid year, it’s heartening to know that leaders from local government and other key sectors, with input from residents, have formulated a plan to deal with future emergencies. By Naomi Tosic.

Angus Crichton

Profile: Angus Crichton

Community, Featured

Professional sportspeople face up to physical and mental challenges daily, all in the public eye. On the eve of his third State of Origin series, Naomi Tosic quizzes rugby league forward Angus Crichton about resilience.

To Endure and Evolve

Commerce

It turns out that being resilient is something we humans are quite good at. What’s more, adapting, developing and bouncing back is not only good for us, it can be learned.
By Georgina Safe