Photo credit: www.wimhofmethod.com For many months it seemed like COVID was finally over in Australia – there had been a few small outbreaks here and there, but with most states only needing to implement ‘spot lockdowns’ which were lifted after only a few days, it seemed like life was more or less ‘back to normal’. Fast forward to the last couple of weeks, beginning with Victoria (whose ‘spot lockdown’ ended up being extended to two weeks, with many restrictions still in plac

As the case numbers of COVID-19 continue to decline again here in Victoria, there is a tentative hope across the city that the light at the end of the tunnel is finally, steadily drawing nearer (do we dare to hope??) It comes as a massive relief for Melburnians who have been locked down for the better part of the year – along with some trepidation, given what happened last time we decided to open up. So how can we avoid a Groundhog Day-type scenario? Well, as any health exper

By Georgia Comensoli and James Fitzpatrick In a world happily reliant on technology and a plethora of digital devices, global brands and companies are increasingly facing public crises on the back of IT failures. Last Monday morning, Commbank was next to shine in the spotlight of tech issues, with their internet banking service collapsing and their auto bank services shut until late into the afternoon. Only a day earlier, Australian supermarket chain Coles experienced a small

By Elaine Doyle Melbourne is currently in a heavy investment and building phase. Major works include the Metro tunnel, rail crossing upgrades and the Tullamarine widening. Melbourne skyscape continues to change and grow. There is a huge long term benefit from this investment however Melbournians are grappling with unprecedented impacts travelling to and from work that creates disruption to our lives and to businesses in the interim. If your business is adjacent to these works