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New Australians

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Address: 77 The Rocks 2000 Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.ecomms.agency

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22.01.2022 We found a Kathy Buckley gem from 20 years ago with a life lesson that stands the test of time! In this video, the Deaf Comedian, shares her incredible story of setback after setback, until one day she decided to take control.

15.01.2022 Running on rubbish. Read more: https://wef.ch/2L6UzOb

09.01.2022 Let’s think local...What can we do for our country? ; can we develop, for example, a national program of sustainable regionalisation to promote and create incentives for migrants to live in regional areas?; or Can we create material of this quality to communicate and tackle local issues?, who is up for a challenge?

09.01.2022 Every so often in history we face a global crisis that makes us rethink the whole destiny of the humankind, the truly important things and the priorities in lif...e. This global crisis is just another among many of them in the past. Just like the world wars or the plagues, and will not be the end of the world, but it could be the end of the world as we know it, the end of an era, maybe the end of the "globalisation process" as a profit vehicle for a consumer society...I don’t know, but it will certainly mark a before and after 2020. It is funny to think that this small virus is affecting not only people's health, but also our way of life, the global and local economies, the way we socialise with each other, the environment in which we live, our relationship with nature, our value system and spiritual beliefs. A tiny molecule can change everything and suddenly we think about death, about God, about our families, friends and the ones we love. We meet our neighbours through the window, we recognise ourselves in others and we realise that we are all in this together and everyone needs to do their part... We suddenly understand that we are not invincible, that we are vulnerable and life is fragile. We realise that we are not isolated individuals running a race to accumulate goods, but we are social animals interdependent with each other, capable to empathise and feel compassion for the pain of others. And finally all this shall pass and after a couple of tough years we will go back to normal again. But it will not be the same, it is up to us to make this crisis an opportunity to grow inside, to evolve as a society, to learn and to imagine a new beginning to make a better world for the generations to come.

05.01.2022 This is the opposite of being agnostic and I believe this...

04.01.2022 This is a moment of truth. when you show your values and honour your words...This is a moment of truth. when you show your values and honour your words...

03.01.2022 Over half of the world's GDP is highly or moderately dependent on nature. Read more: https://wef.ch/368fNmu #howtosavetheplanet #wef20

03.01.2022 This point in history will represent a paradigm shift towards a more humane, austere, conscious and healthy way of life. People will really start working more f...rom home, eating better (less meat) and doing more physical activities (free time) and that is going to improve the ecosystems and the social system in general. We will spend more time with our families and productivity may improve in some industries, but will also affect severely to others producing some social issues, so the governments may have to consider a basic universal income to avoid a major economic crisis ( mass unemployment, extreme poverty, depression) and more job flexibility policies, in sectors such as retail, manufacturing, accommodation and food services, among others. Online services will thrive and small businesses will have to reduce operational costs and increase online efforts to survive and clear differentiation and segmentation would be key. Big and medium-sized organisations based on knowledge and information may also reduce operational costs by cutting real estate and office expenses and letting executives work remotely. New ways of collaboration between the public and the private sector, or even between different industries and organisations, may be necessary to minimise mass unemployment. Transport and supply chain would be a great challenge and we may have to produce and consume more locally (within regional areas), due to increasing expenses, new health policies and the transportation risks. The hospitality and tourism industry may be negatively affected in the long term, due to the travel industry crisis (lower supply and demand and price increase...), but the businesses capable of making a real difference in their communities will prosper. Companies will need to be very clear about their culture, vision, mission and values because this will now make a huge difference in the market place and community engagement will be a key factor in this equation. Conscious Capitalism is the new paradigm shift. www.ecomms.agency See more