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Senior Editor, MIT Sloan Management Review Connections; adjunct professor, Regis College; partner, Blue Hills Editorial Services; Moth-style storyteller
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From inconvenient to unavoidable

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By Anne Stuart 
| The Echo (Australia)
The unavoidable arithmetic in Council’s Draft 2026/27 Budget is that day-to-day operations are no longer being funded by day-to-day revenue. But there’s lots to appreciate. Council secured $63.9 million in grant funding for infrastructure recovery, and the sewer fund is largely self-funded. The line-item detail allows the community to properly scrutinise the numbers. Transparency matters. But here’s the thing: the internal general fund has dropped 25 per cent in a single year.
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Rewire energy rules

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By Anne Stuart 
| The Echo (Australia)
In The Echo’s Sustainability Issue [Vol 18], Mandy Nolan noted – correctly – that Australia leads the world in rooftop solar uptake. But the strong uptake is revealing weaknesses in the energy system.
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Infant social withdrawal and rapid infant weight gain - International Journal of Obesity

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By Sarah Sander, Anne Stuart 
| Nature
Abstract Rapid infant weight gain (RIWG) and infant social withdrawal are important early markers of risk of subsequent overweight/obesity and mental health problems, respectively. While overweight and mental health problems are linked later in life, it remains unclear if this association is present already in infancy.
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