Bishop Vincent Long says past and present Federal Governments have undermined the rights, safety and wellbeing of people seeking asylum – read more Congregation leader Sr Peta Goldburg and Deacon Paul Jensen open Centacare’s Mercy House to support older women facing homelessness – read more Bishop Michael Kennedy says workers have a right to wages […]
People in the News – Thursday 3rd April 2025
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe says voters should reflect on key issues ahead of federal election – read more Catholic Social Services Australia’s Executive Director Jerry Nockles says Budget falls short to truly serve the common good – read more Br. Gerard Brady CFC, CRA President, expresses concern over Federal Government’s weakening of nature laws – read […]
So You’ve Been Appointed a Middle Leader: Now What?
Welcome to middle leadership, the mystical place where you’re expected to lead without significant authority and inspire with limited resources. Your new role may come with a slightly larger desk and access to more emails than the average inbox can handle, but the true prize? The delicate and diplomatic dance of leading peers who still […]
People in the News – Wednesday 26th March 2025
Sisters of Saint Joseph Congregational Leader Sr Monica Cavanagh spoke about the ‘creative courage’ of the Sisters in farewelling their community house in New Town Tasmania – read more Professor Emerita Anne Cummins honoured by Pope Francis – read more Bishop George Kolodziej SDS ordained as fifth Bishop of Bunbury – read more Catholic Schools […]
Using AI to Develop Your Resume: A Guide for Education Leaders
Let’s be honest: after years and years of managing teams, guiding students, calming irate parents, and leading initiatives that “align with school improvement plans”, the last thing you want is to wrestle with resume formatting or wonder whether you should say “facilitated” or “led.” Now, in comes Artificial Intelligence promising to streamline your resume writing […]
