17 September 2007 • By Columnist • 1 min read
The discipline, focus, dependability and leadership learnt in the armed forces makes military recruits a natural fit for the planning industry. On ...
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READ MORE Australia's Gwen Fletcher has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in this year's Queen's Birthday Honours list for services to the ...
READ MORE It is great to know I can still push a few people's buttons. IFA recently (issue 359) published a letter to the editor by an anonymous writer who was ...
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