Executive Director of Catholic Education Diocese of Cairns, Bill Dixon, to retire at the end of 2024 – read more Kirsty Robertson, Caritas Australia’s Chief Executive Officer, says Caritas’ Laudato Si’ Action Plan aims to create ‘ripple effect’ for those in need – read more Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge blesses six new icons at Holy […]
People recently in the News – Wednesday 10th April 2024
Synod chair Brisbane auxiliary Bishop Tim Norton says much can be done while Plenary Council decrees await assent from the Holy See – read more Sr Monica Cavanagh RSJ reflects on being attentive to the signs of this time – read more New members of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan Council: Sisters Michelle, Kathleen, […]
People recently in the news – Wednesday 14th February 2024
Fr Josh Whitehead, Archbishop Mark Coleridge and Fr Kevin Smith celebrate mass at Sacred Heart Church Maleny’s centenary celebrations – read more Toowoomba priest Fr Nathan Webb says carrying a stretcher through mud and water can teach you a lot about your faith – read more Rockhampton Bishop Michael McCarthy says parish profile reports provide […]
People recently in the news – Tuesday 30th January 2024
Beverley Kerr and the late Fr Bob McGuire among the Catholics recognized in the Australia Day Honours list – read more Eamonn Pollard appointed as Sisters of Saint Joseph Director Spirituality Ministry – read more Sr Monica Cavanagh reflects on the complexity and ambiguity of Australian history – read more Professor Hayden Ramsay to launch […]
When should you say “goodbye” to your job?
Ever found yourself repeatedly staring at your watch at work, wondering if the time could move any slower? Or maybe you’ve dreamed of becoming a professional blogger instead of attending yet another pointless meeting. If these thoughts sound familiar, it might be time to consider a new job. December and January are usually two months […]
People recently in the news – Friday 24th November 2023
Sr Mary Wright IBVM appointed as the new leader of the Loreto Province of Australia and South East Asia – read more Good Samaritan Congregational Leader Sister Catherine McCahill and four other Sisters attend 70th anniversary celebrations at Seiwa College in Sasebo, Japan – read more BCE retreat day organiser Helen Wagner says it was […]
LinkedIn for Leaders: Because Your University Reunion Photo Isn’t Doing You Any Favours
Ah, LinkedIn, the world’s premier digital arena where executives come to flex their career muscles, don rose-tinted glasses for the past, and, of course, silently judge their peers. (Come on, we all do it.) But more importantly, it’s where we cultivate opportunities. Let’s get your profile so polished that it outshines the Rolex you got […]
How to be a Superhero Member of an Interview Panel: A Quick Guide
Finding the best candidate is somewhat like a quest for the Holy Grail; it requires diligence, intuition, and some good fortune. It is this adventurous spirit combined with precision and keen observation that separates the proficient interview panel from the lacklustre one. So, here’s a guide for the panel willing to add a splash of […]
Mastering the Art of Video Interviews: A guide to success??
In this riveting virtual world, video interviews have become the bread and butter for people seeking their next role. Let’s dive into a guide that will prepare you for video interviews with unparalleled flair, peppered liberally with that delightful spice called sarcasm. Set the Stage for Success (No, Not That Kind of Stage) Lights, Camera, […]
Recognizing Red Flags During the Interview Process: A Light-Hearted Guide
Ah, the world of recruitment in education! An exhilarating mix of academia, passion, and tales of staff room escapades. As with all hiring processes, there are red flags aplenty. And while education is no laughing matter, we can still afford to chuckle a bit while deciphering these flags. Put on your professorial glasses and let’s […]