Nobody should want to pick a fight. Least of all us.
Yet this is, it seems, exactly what Australia is doing.
This Canberra Times column asks if Tony Abbott is acting in Australia's interests or being cleverly manipulated by Shinzo Abe . . .
Nicholas Stuart is a columnist with the Canberra Times. Nick Stuart has written three books, Kevin Rudd: An Unauthorised Political Biography; What Goes Up: Behind the 2007 Election; and Rudd's Way: November 2007 - June 2010.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Friday, July 18, 2014
WINDING INTO DYSFUNCTION
Things are getting pretty dysfunctional in Canberra.
Our Clive, courtesy of the AFR
The attention's been focussed on Clive Palmer . . . but that's a problem for Tony Abbott.
It's becoming obvious that power no longer resides with the PM, an issue explored in this column for the Canberra Times . . .
Monday, July 7, 2014
THE ANSWER TO OUR SECURITY
Soon we'll have a bright new Defence White Paper.
But it's this man who'll probably have most to say about our security.
But it's this man who'll probably have most to say about our security.
Prabowo looking Presidential
Prabowo looking Commanding
This column for the Canberra Times considered the link between the two issues . . .
CONFORMITY IN ORGANISATIONS
It's only natural for people in organisations to try and conform with the boss. After all, everyone knows that's the way to get ahead.
(Naturally that's not the case in the media. By the way, did I mention my editor's great?)
So how does a leader create a 'learning organisation'?
I had to fit a lot into this column and didn't really get the chance to suggest that the Army still has a lot of work to do and doesn't cope with challenges particularly well.
Nevertheless, this is the piece that appeared in the Canberra Times . . .
David Morrison providing some media training
So how does a leader create a 'learning organisation'?
I had to fit a lot into this column and didn't really get the chance to suggest that the Army still has a lot of work to do and doesn't cope with challenges particularly well.
Nevertheless, this is the piece that appeared in the Canberra Times . . .
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