Please Note: This is a summary of an article originally posted on Learning News on July 31, 2026. Click here for the original article and links. The Australian L&D Network has no affiliation with Learning News. Great Minds On Learning returns for Season Eight What can sport, music, art, writing and even dog training teach…
There’s a couple of Learning and Development events coming up here in Australia that offer a great opportunity to build knowledge and capability, get updated on the latest L&D trends, tools, technologies, etc and, of course, to network with likeminded people. Please Note: The Australian L&D Network has no affiliation with any of these events…
Please Note: This is a summary of an article originally posted in the Harvard Business Review (HBR) on April 24, 2026. Click here for the original article and links. The Australian L&D Network has no affiliation with HBR. Upskilling Employees Frees Their Managers for More-Strategic Work Organisations routinely ask whether employee training “pays off” by…
By Nima Singh – 24th January 2022 Ok, this one’s a toughie because A/ for some people this might be bit too close to the bone and B/ given point A, I’d be lying if I was to say that I wasn’t a little concerned that I might be overstepping the mark…
We’re super-excited to officially announce that, after a considerable Covid-induced break, the Australian Learning & Development Network is back! Of course, it’ll take a while to get back to full-swing, but we’re looking to get some free local networking and keynote sessions organised soon. In the meantime, we’ve already resumed our daily L&D posts here…
By Nima Singh – 11th January 2022 ‘Where does Learning Matters get its Learning & Development industry information for its newsfeed from?’ you might well ask. Well, the short answer is ‘from a variety of sources’, such from experience, from our own L&D subject matter experts, from reading/referencing the books in our [constantly growing] instructional…
By Nima Singh – 9th January 2022 The NSW state government has announced that Australian Defence Force Veterans and their partners will be provided with access to free training to improve their career opportunities and assist in, often difficult, transition from service to civilian life. Via the newly created Veterans Skills Program (part of the Australian Government’s Smart…
By Daniel Stringer – 9th January 2020 Australia’s independent tertiary providers have been included in the federal government’s Short Courses Initiative budget extension with the announcement that there will be an extra 5000 places allocated to non-university higher education providers. Troy Williams, CEO of the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia, said the new higher education short courses…
Learning & Development Network Session Information After a short extension (requested by Learning & Development Network members), the results of the L&D Network 2018 Industry Survey will be ready to be announced and discussed for next Friday’s network session in Brisbane. SESSION SNAPSHOT: One of the many benefits of being a member of the Australian…
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