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Monash Business School staff have been recognised for teaching and learning excellence at this year’s prestigious Australian Awards for University Teaching.

One of the biggest challenges of our times is to develop businesses and economies that are resilient and adaptable to profound environmental change.

The way children use their time, the link between relationships and happiness, and the economic impact of loneliness are among Monash Business School research topics awarded grants from the Australian Research Council (ARC).

Monash Business School has celebrated a very successful launch of Speak Up Equally (SUE) Talks, a unique series modelled on the highly successful TED talks.

Monash Business School researchers are partnering with some of country’s best-known cooperative and mutual enterprises (CMEs) to create a consistent way to measure the sector’s total social and economic value.

A rollback of free trade agreements could lead to a loss of 270,000 Australian jobs and a reduction in household incomes by around A$8,500 a year, according to a report released by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

The impact of technological change on the Australian labour market and income distribution will be relatively limited, and is unlikely to lead to more workers being unemployed for longer.

Canadian dairy company Saputo’s bid for Murray Goulburn is just the latest example of how co-operatives are disappearing in the Australian business landscape.

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