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The Five Powers That Helped Build My Life
In July 2019 the Australian National University was kind enough to bestow on me the award of an Honorary Doctorate. The award was presented at
July 21, 2019
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In July 2019 the Australian National University was kind enough to bestow on me the award of an Honorary Doctorate. The award was presented at
‘Counting and Cracking’ is a great play, which premiered at the 2019 Sydney Festival, with all tickets being quickly sold out. Its second staging was
My last conversation with my father was when he rang on a Sunday afternoon recently, complaining of the symptoms of a stomach upset and the
It takes less than 60 minutes to fly from Miami to go back to a world of 60 years ago in Havana, Cuba. It is a world that is
A dancer, if she is great, can give to the people something that they can carry with them forever. They can never forget it, and
What does the word ‘slum’ conjure in your mind? Lots of sad, very poor people, squashed together, living in abject misery? Despite my South Asian
“They have no electricity, no running water and no mobile phones, but they are the happiest people in the world”, our guide insisted. I was intrigued
Following my speech to its graduates last year, the Australian National University’s College of Business and Economics gave me the honour of addressing its Prize
Cradle Mountain from the beautiful Dove Lake If you want to enhance your wellbeing by communing with nature and really experiencing the great outdoors,
Recently I was asked to be the Guest Speaker at a graduation ceremony at my alma mater, the Australian National University in Canberra. As I joined the
How well would Ed Sheeran go if he was playing in a city like Omaha,
Harvard 2013 Bulletin No 2 Here’s my second bulletin summarising key takeaways from a recent
Harvard 2013 Bulletin No 1 Introduction At the start of each year I try