28th August 2023

Are we fit for the future?

The need for educational systems to equip students with skills geared toward the requirements and challenges of future job opportunities has never been more crucial. Almost a quarter (23%) of jobs are expected to change by 2027, according to the World Economic Forum. Their latest Future of Jobs report, which surveyed more than 800 companies, found employers anticipate 69 million new jobs to be created and 89 million to be eliminated within the next five years.

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1st June 2023

Die Zukunft des Reisens - Die Nähe als neue Ferne

KOMMENTAR
Gestrichene Flüge, Personalmangel und verlorenes Gepäck: Das waren die Schlagzeilen des vergangenen Sommers in Europa. Der nächste Sommer steht vor der Tür, es ist an der Zeit, die Art und Weise, wie wir reisen, zu überdenken und sich zu fragen: wollen wir so weiter machen?

20th February 2023

New Work: Die Zukunft der Arbeit

Fünf Erkenntnisse aus der Praxis: So geht New Work wirklich.

five times • 27th November 2022

Two courageous journalists in Iran face death penalty

The two women were among the first to report on the current uprising – now they are being held in prison. The only thing that can save them: international attention.

1st March 2022

The wait to touch down is over

The wait to touch down in Australia is finally over as international borders open. After almost two years, Huyen Thanh, from Hanoi Vietnam, has not only been reunited with her daughter in Australia but has also met her grandson for the first time in person.

Central News • 31st October 2021

Berlin: will it remain a city for all?

Aspiring artist, Andrea Rausa packed his bags and left Rome, the city he had lived in for more than twenty years, in search of creative inspiration as part of Berlin’s artist community.

Central News • 15th August 2021

Berlin bids auf Wiedersehen to freedom airport

Berliners have said a fond farewell to one of the last symbols of the city’s post-war division, with the closure of the airport that for decades was their gateway to the free world.

Central News • 28th July 2021

German flood victims not alone as community answers the call

Ralf Breuer is buoyed up because the ice-cream truck has just made the rounds for the day and he’s starting to find his second wind for the grim and arduous task before him.

Central News • 18th July 2021

How to master lockdown home schooling

Parents are back to juggling their work and home schooling with term 3 starting in lockdown.While it’s not the first-time and it might not be the last, the struggle for parents to find a balance remains.

31st May 2021

'Mental health disaster' besetting young mums in Berlin

Germany’s second lockdown has left mums who have recently given birth in Berlin feeling isolated and anxious.
“There's way more mothers who are experiencing loneliness and incapacity to enjoy their task as a mother,” said Chloé Huth, a psychologist at Parents of Berlin.

Central News • 15th February 2021

'There is a spark left' : Berlin DJs keep club culture alive online

Berlin’s digital streaming initiative to preserve its famous club culture during COVID-19 has turned into an international success, supporting artists and clubs around the world.

Central News • 14th August 2020

The duo who adapted their travel plans to help 'Ladies Escape'

Julie Painter, my mother, and her business partner Michelle Schulze, had been planning one of their Ladies Escapes Journées – this time to Greece – when the coronavirus hit.

Central News • 8th May 2020

Mixed feelings as NSW students and teachers head back-to-school

Online education has been a challenge for teachers, students and parents but feelings are mixed about next week’s official return to the classroom.

Central News • 30th March 2020

Exchange students opt to wait it out in Germany

University of Technology Sydney student Tanna Nankivell, was on exchange in Germany when the call came to come home. She decided to stay put.

Time Out Sydney • 1st October 2019

The 3 best high ropes courses in Sydney

You’ll feel like Tarzan in no time as you leap from one challenge to the next amongst the Sydney blue gums with views of where the Nepean and Grose River meet. Trees Adventure Grose River Park offers a fun experience for climbers at every level, at multiple heights – even adrenaline junkies will be tested when they brave the most demanding course 25 metres in the air.

At the start of your heart-pumping climb, you’ll be trained by one of the guides so you can safely swing between the trees at yo

Time Out Sydney • 5th September 2019

Diamond Head Campground, Crowdy Bay National Park | Travel in Sydney

Can you imagine kangaroos hopping around at dusk, set against the backdrop of the ocean? At Diamond Head Campground, you’ll get to see this most days and sometimes these cuties even laze amongst the tents all day long.