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2026 Enterprise Governance Symposium

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By Tiziana Casciaro, Keitha Dunstan, Anna Byrne
| eventbrite.com.au
The Bond University Faculty of Law and the Centre for Commercial Law and Governance are proud to host the 2026 Enterprise Governance Symposium. Most corporate governance events focus on the external issues facing boards - ESG, AI, geopolitics, climate change, regulation etc. This is not that event. This year’s Symposium focuses on the inner workings of boards themselves: how directors think individually and collectively, what structural conditions support good judgment, and what works against it.
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25% of pregnant women like me live with antenatal depression – so why isn’t there more help?

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By Anna Byrne
| MSN UK Verified
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49th Shelf: All Canadian Books

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By Anna Byrne, Jennifer LoveGrove, Wiley Wei-Chiun Ho
| 49th Shelf
Nowhere, by Jon Claytor (Goose Lane Editions) About the book: Nowhere, Claytor's debut graphic novel, is a monstrous tale of growing up in an unstable world where anything is possible in the worst way and everything else is precarious and uncertain. It’s a story of becoming and unbecoming, of loneliness and desperation, probing the eerie edges of reality, adolescence, and inexplicability. Weird and twisted, it’s quietly absorbing in the very best way—and also really funny.
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