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        • Acting for You, May 2018
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        • The safe harbour regime and continuous disclosure: Where is the line in the sand?
        • Mental health and workplace investigations: What are your obligations?
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        • Acting for You, March 2018
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        • 'Culture' and its place in the corporate governance puzzle
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        • President's commentary — Engagement key focus for 2018
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        • Australia's charities in numbers
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        • Safe harbour: A potential lifeline for retail in the New Year
        • SWIM and innovation: The orchestra that failed to float
        • Could cybersecurity class actions be on their way to Australia?
        • The hard road ahead: 'Due diligence' obligation under new 'chain of responsibility' regime
        • The Top 7 employment law myths
        • Blockchain for Good? Improving supply chain transparency and human rights management
        • Acting for You, February 2018
        • 34th National Conference — Governance in a world of disruption
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  • Governance Institute scholarships to promote good governance at home and aboard

    18/12/2018

    Governance Institute of Australia is proud to announce the winners of the 2019 Chant Legacy.

    • Dane Moores, Acting Manager of Policy, World Vision Australia (Canberra)
    • Jill Rudeforth, Director, Yawuru Agricultural and Pastoral Company (Broome)
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