The Remarkables en Grant Thornton’s new podcast that seeks to uncover stories about remarkable people doing incredible things for their community, bettering the world for future generations and inspiring others to do the same. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/18cf4cb6-13ae-11ed-b1ab-f744a7d15c11/image/Remarkables_3000x3000px-03.png?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress The Remarkables no serial Grant Thornton Australia Grant Thornton’s new podcast that seeks to uncover stories about remarkable people doing incredible things for their community, bettering the world for future generations and inspiring others to do the same. Grant Thornton’s new podcast that seeks to uncover stories about remarkable people doing incredible things for their community, bettering the world for future generations and inspiring others to do the same.

]]> Grant Thornton Australia carla.vandenhoorn@au.gt.com Best of: Play Like a Girl Welcome back to our Best of The Remarkables series! Our people and our broader community continue to inspire us, and this series is our way of revisiting what remarkable looks like beyond our firm’s walls. We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox and Holly Bailey from Play Like a Girl. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.grantthornton.com.au/insights/audio/play-like-a-girl-sporting-programs-driving-change-to-inspire-women-and-girls/ Fri, 15 May 2026 02:07:00 -0000 Best of: Play Like a Girl bonus 5 4 Grant Thornton Australia We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox and Holly Bailey from Play Like a Girl. Welcome back to our Best of The Remarkables series! Our people and our broader community continue to inspire us, and this series is our way of revisiting what remarkable looks like beyond our firm’s walls. We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox and Holly Bailey from Play Like a Girl. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.grantthornton.com.au/insights/audio/play-like-a-girl-sporting-programs-driving-change-to-inspire-women-and-girls/ Welcome back to our Best of The Remarkables series! Our people and our broader community continue to inspire us, and this series is our way of revisiting what remarkable looks like beyond our firm’s walls.

We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox and Holly Bailey from Play Like a Girl. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.grantthornton.com.au/insights/audio/play-like-a-girl-sporting-programs-driving-change-to-inspire-women-and-girls/

]]> 161 no The McGrath Foundation: creating cancer care for our community The McGrath Foundation is widely associated with the Pink Test and the prominent display of pink during the Australian cricket season. However, beyond these charitable events, a dedicated team of Cancer Care Nurses works diligently to ensure that every woman diagnosed with breast cancer receives support and care from the moment of diagnosis. These professionals provide consistent guidance and compassion throughout each patient's journey. Throughout this chat, Tracy discusses the journey of the Foundation, what her most memorable moment has been and what’s still to come for cancer care across Australia. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Mon, 27 Apr 2026 23:52:00 -0000 The McGrath Foundation: creating cancer care for our community full 5 3 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with McGrath Foundation Ambassador and Director Tracy Bevan. The McGrath Foundation is widely associated with the Pink Test and the prominent display of pink during the Australian cricket season. However, beyond these charitable events, a dedicated team of Cancer Care Nurses works diligently to ensure that every woman diagnosed with breast cancer receives support and care from the moment of diagnosis. These professionals provide consistent guidance and compassion throughout each patient's journey. Throughout this chat, Tracy discusses the journey of the Foundation, what her most memorable moment has been and what’s still to come for cancer care across Australia. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. The McGrath Foundation is widely associated with the Pink Test and the prominent display of pink during the Australian cricket season. However, beyond these charitable events, a dedicated team of Cancer Care Nurses works diligently to ensure that every woman diagnosed with breast cancer receives support and care from the moment of diagnosis. These professionals provide consistent guidance and compassion throughout each patient's journey.

Throughout this chat, Tracy discusses the journey of the Foundation, what her most memorable moment has been and what’s still to come for cancer care across Australia.

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]]> 1733 no Best of: Jessica Fox reaches for remarkable in Paris Welcome back to our Best of The Remarkables series! Our people and our broader community continue to inspire us, and this series is our way of revisiting what remarkable looks like beyond our firm’s walls. We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.grantthornton.com.au/insights/audio/jessica-fox-reaches-for-remarkable-in-paris/ Thu, 19 Mar 2026 23:46:00 -0000 Best of: Jessica Fox reaches for remarkable in Paris bonus 5 2 Grant Thornton Australia We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox. Welcome back to our Best of The Remarkables series! Our people and our broader community continue to inspire us, and this series is our way of revisiting what remarkable looks like beyond our firm’s walls. We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.grantthornton.com.au/insights/audio/jessica-fox-reaches-for-remarkable-in-paris/ Welcome back to our Best of The Remarkables series! Our people and our broader community continue to inspire us, and this series is our way of revisiting what remarkable looks like beyond our firm’s walls.

We hope you enjoy this highlight from one of our previous remarkable conversations with Jessica Fox. Listen to the full episode here: https://www.grantthornton.com.au/insights/audio/jessica-fox-reaches-for-remarkable-in-paris/

]]> 207 no Herekind: human-led, tech-enabled estate administration Australia is on the cusp of a major wealth transfer, alongside profound personal loss. Resulting demographic shifts and changing family structures make early planning conversations more important than ever. Herekind combines education and technology to help people navigate the complex and costly process of identifying assets, settling liabilities and closing accounts. Recognising the emotional weight of this time still requires a human touch, they also offer a bereavement concierge service. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Mon, 16 Feb 2026 22:20:00 -0000 Herekind: human-led, tech-enabled estate administration full 5 1 Grant Thornton Australia Throughout the episode, Joyce shares her personal experience, insights from the Cost of Loss survey, and how Herekind blends empathy with automation to support people during one of life’s most challenging times. Australia is on the cusp of a major wealth transfer, alongside profound personal loss. Resulting demographic shifts and changing family structures make early planning conversations more important than ever. Herekind combines education and technology to help people navigate the complex and costly process of identifying assets, settling liabilities and closing accounts. Recognising the emotional weight of this time still requires a human touch, they also offer a bereavement concierge service. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Australia is on the cusp of a major wealth transfer, alongside profound personal loss. Resulting demographic shifts and changing family structures make early planning conversations more important than ever.

Herekind combines education and technology to help people navigate the complex and costly process of identifying assets, settling liabilities and closing accounts. Recognising the emotional weight of this time still requires a human touch, they also offer a bereavement concierge service.

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]]> 1557 no A remarkable chat with Jessica Fox & Dylan Alcott In recognition of International Day of People with Disabilities, we chat with Dylan Alcott on The Remarkables. From winning four Paralympic gold medals to giving back to the community through philanthropy, acting and as a successful author of both a biography and kids books series, Dylan Alcott continues to pave the way and inspire young people living with disabilities. His goal is to see a world where disability is normalised – something he is achieving one career move at a time. So how is he showcasing the importance of representation and what would younger Dylan be most proud of today? Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Tue, 09 Dec 2025 22:41:00 -0000 A remarkable chat with Jessica Fox & Dylan Alcott full 4 10 Grant Thornton Australia In this special episode of The Remarkables hosted by Jess Fox, Dylan candidly shares his experiences growing up, how sport changed his life and what’s next in his career. This chat brings together two athletes and friends who explore how sport fosters community, belonging and transformation. In recognition of International Day of People with Disabilities, we chat with Dylan Alcott on The Remarkables. From winning four Paralympic gold medals to giving back to the community through philanthropy, acting and as a successful author of both a biography and kids books series, Dylan Alcott continues to pave the way and inspire young people living with disabilities. His goal is to see a world where disability is normalised – something he is achieving one career move at a time. So how is he showcasing the importance of representation and what would younger Dylan be most proud of today? Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. In recognition of International Day of People with Disabilities, we chat with Dylan Alcott on The Remarkables.

From winning four Paralympic gold medals to giving back to the community through philanthropy, acting and as a successful author of both a biography and kids books series, Dylan Alcott continues to pave the way and inspire young people living with disabilities. His goal is to see a world where disability is normalised – something he is achieving one career move at a time.

So how is he showcasing the importance of representation and what would younger Dylan be most proud of today?

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]]> 2217 no TRACTION: focusing on early intervention and prevention programs for young people TRACTION For Young People is a not-for-profit organisation striving to make a real difference to young Australians aged between 12-15 who may be at risk of disengaging from school. The organisation provides hands-on learning through projects like building bikes and boomboxes, providing an alternative learning experience where young people reconnect with education to build confidence.  So far, TRACTION has helped over 3,000 young people, delivered almost 115,000 hours of mentoring and donated nearly 2,200 bicycles to young people – but what more can be done to help young people remain engaged in learning and brightening their future? Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Sun, 09 Nov 2025 23:04:00 -0000 TRACTION: focusing on early intervention and prevention programs for young people full 4 9 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat with Sandy Murdoch, Founder of TRACTION. Throughout the conversation, Sandy discusses the benefits of early intervention programs, the transformation outcomes of TRACTION, and future plans for the organisation. TRACTION For Young People is a not-for-profit organisation striving to make a real difference to young Australians aged between 12-15 who may be at risk of disengaging from school. The organisation provides hands-on learning through projects like building bikes and boomboxes, providing an alternative learning experience where young people reconnect with education to build confidence.  So far, TRACTION has helped over 3,000 young people, delivered almost 115,000 hours of mentoring and donated nearly 2,200 bicycles to young people – but what more can be done to help young people remain engaged in learning and brightening their future? Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. TRACTION For Young People is a not-for-profit organisation striving to make a real difference to young Australians aged between 12-15 who may be at risk of disengaging from school. The organisation provides hands-on learning through projects like building bikes and boomboxes, providing an alternative learning experience where young people reconnect with education to build confidence. 

So far, TRACTION has helped over 3,000 young people, delivered almost 115,000 hours of mentoring and donated nearly 2,200 bicycles to young people – but what more can be done to help young people remain engaged in learning and brightening their future?

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]]> 1919 no Paddle Australia: paddling, partnerships and participation on and off the water For Kim Crane and Richard Fox, paddling is so much more than a sport – it’s a lifestyle and driver of community, with the water being a place to switch off and unwind. Both are passionate about making the sport more accessible, so anyone, anywhere can experience the tranquillity of being on the water.  With the 2025 ICF World Championships fast approaching, how do they see the legacy of this event alongside the runway to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games? Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Wed, 17 Sep 2025 04:15:00 -0000 Paddle Australia: paddling, partnerships and participation on and off the water full 4 8 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, we chat with Kim Crane, CEO of Paddle Australia, and Richard Fox, Head of the Host Organising Committee for the 2025 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships in Sydney. For Kim Crane and Richard Fox, paddling is so much more than a sport – it’s a lifestyle and driver of community, with the water being a place to switch off and unwind. Both are passionate about making the sport more accessible, so anyone, anywhere can experience the tranquillity of being on the water.  With the 2025 ICF World Championships fast approaching, how do they see the legacy of this event alongside the runway to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games? Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. For Kim Crane and Richard Fox, paddling is so much more than a sport – it’s a lifestyle and driver of community, with the water being a place to switch off and unwind. Both are passionate about making the sport more accessible, so anyone, anywhere can experience the tranquillity of being on the water. 

With the 2025 ICF World Championships fast approaching, how do they see the legacy of this event alongside the runway to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games?

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]]> 1938 no Delta Therapy Dogs: welcoming furry friends into the community Dogs play a vital role in our communities – from assisting with farm work to detecting threats at airports, and much more in between. At Delta Therapy Dogs, trained volunteers and carefully assessed therapy dogs bring comfort and connection to health, aged care, education, and community settings. Their mission is to make a meaningful difference in organisations and communities – one furry friend at a time. Volunteers are the backbone for an organisation like Delta Therapy Dogs – so who are they and how can someone become involved?  Throughout this chat, Debbie speaks about how Delta Therapy Dogs started, positive stories that have stayed with her and what’s next for the organisation.  Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Wed, 20 Aug 2025 02:31:00 -0000 Delta Therapy Dogs: welcoming furry friends into the community full 4 7 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we sit down with Debbie Sykes – Partnerships Lead at Delta Therapy Dogs. Dogs play a vital role in our communities – from assisting with farm work to detecting threats at airports, and much more in between. At Delta Therapy Dogs, trained volunteers and carefully assessed therapy dogs bring comfort and connection to health, aged care, education, and community settings. Their mission is to make a meaningful difference in organisations and communities – one furry friend at a time. Volunteers are the backbone for an organisation like Delta Therapy Dogs – so who are they and how can someone become involved?  Throughout this chat, Debbie speaks about how Delta Therapy Dogs started, positive stories that have stayed with her and what’s next for the organisation.  Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Dogs play a vital role in our communities – from assisting with farm work to detecting threats at airports, and much more in between. At Delta Therapy Dogs, trained volunteers and carefully assessed therapy dogs bring comfort and connection to health, aged care, education, and community settings. Their mission is to make a meaningful difference in organisations and communities – one furry friend at a time. Volunteers are the backbone for an organisation like Delta Therapy Dogs – so who are they and how can someone become involved? 

Throughout this chat, Debbie speaks about how Delta Therapy Dogs started, positive stories that have stayed with her and what’s next for the organisation.  Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight.

]]> 1356 no UN Global Compact: positively impacting our world and the environment Businesses in Australia are currently preparing for mandatory sustainability reporting where they will be required to collate correct information and report on their processes and controls around their sustainability data to support disclosures. The UN Global Compact is helping organisations prepare for these changes – with 25,000 corporations globally across 170 countries already signed up and committed to sustainable business practices. They support businesses with aligning their strategy and operations to the Ten Principles, covering human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.   Dr Evan Center discusses what the UN Global Compact sets out to achieve, how organisations can get involved and how the Not For Profit helps drive positive change for Australia in reaching climate targets. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Wed, 16 Jul 2025 04:28:00 -0000 UN Global Compact: positively impacting our world and the environment full 4 6 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat with Dr Evan Center – Senior Manager, Environment and Climate Change at the UN Global Compact. Businesses in Australia are currently preparing for mandatory sustainability reporting where they will be required to collate correct information and report on their processes and controls around their sustainability data to support disclosures. The UN Global Compact is helping organisations prepare for these changes – with 25,000 corporations globally across 170 countries already signed up and committed to sustainable business practices. They support businesses with aligning their strategy and operations to the Ten Principles, covering human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.   Dr Evan Center discusses what the UN Global Compact sets out to achieve, how organisations can get involved and how the Not For Profit helps drive positive change for Australia in reaching climate targets. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Businesses in Australia are currently preparing for mandatory sustainability reporting where they will be required to collate correct information and report on their processes and controls around their sustainability data to support disclosures. The UN Global Compact is helping organisations prepare for these changes – with 25,000 corporations globally across 170 countries already signed up and committed to sustainable business practices. They support businesses with aligning their strategy and operations to the Ten Principles, covering human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption.  

Dr Evan Center discusses what the UN Global Compact sets out to achieve, how organisations can get involved and how the Not For Profit helps drive positive change for Australia in reaching climate targets. Have you subscribed to our newsletter?⁠ Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight.

]]> 1399 no Pride month: ending domestic violence in LGBTQIA+ communities In this Pride Month episode of The Remarkables, we sit down with Ben Bjarnesen – a police officer, educator and campaigner – to understand his journey and community impact. In this episode, Ben discusses his personal story, how workplaces can better support LGBTQIA+ people who are experiencing family and intimate partner violence, and his greatest achievement working in this space. Have you subscribed to our newsletter? Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. Tue, 24 Jun 2025 02:25:00 -0000 Pride month: ending domestic violence in LGBTQIA+ communities full 4 5 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Ben discusses his personal story, how workplaces can better support LGBTQ+ people who are experiencing family and intimate partner violence, and his greatest achievement working in this space. In this Pride Month episode of The Remarkables, we sit down with Ben Bjarnesen – a police officer, educator and campaigner – to understand his journey and community impact. In this episode, Ben discusses his personal story, how workplaces can better support LGBTQIA+ people who are experiencing family and intimate partner violence, and his greatest achievement working in this space. Have you subscribed to our newsletter? Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight. In this Pride Month episode of The Remarkables, we sit down with Ben Bjarnesen – a police officer, educator and campaigner – to understand his journey and community impact.

In this episode, Ben discusses his personal story, how workplaces can better support LGBTQIA+ people who are experiencing family and intimate partner violence, and his greatest achievement working in this space. Have you subscribed to our newsletter? Keep up to date with the latest developments in accounting, tax and consulting delivered directly to your inbox every fortnight.

]]> 1539 no Play Like a Girl: sporting programs driving change to inspire women and girls A quarter of young Australians decide to stop playing sport by the age of 15, with girls more likely to drop out than boys. However, Holly Bailey wasn't going to let this statistic deter her from competing. As a passionate advocate for gender equality in sport and leadership, Holly founded Play Like a Girl. After being told she ‘threw like a dude,’ Holly was determined to show that playing like a girl was something to be proud of. Her mission is to change the narrative and inspire girls to continue playing sports beyond their teenage years. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? ⁠⁠Click here.⁠⁠ 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? ⁠⁠Click here.⁠⁠ 🎧Follow The Remarkables on ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠Spotify⁠ Holly Bailey's LinkedIn Jessica Fox's LinkedIn Tue, 20 May 2025 23:17:00 -0000 Play Like a Girl: sporting programs driving change to inspire women and girls full 4 4 Grant Thornton Australia In this special episode of The Remarkables hosted by Grant Thornton’s Brand Ambassador Jessica Fox, the pair discuss their own experiences competing, the connection between sport and the corporate world and why creating a community is a non-negotiable when it comes to driving change. A quarter of young Australians decide to stop playing sport by the age of 15, with girls more likely to drop out than boys. However, Holly Bailey wasn't going to let this statistic deter her from competing. As a passionate advocate for gender equality in sport and leadership, Holly founded Play Like a Girl. After being told she ‘threw like a dude,’ Holly was determined to show that playing like a girl was something to be proud of. Her mission is to change the narrative and inspire girls to continue playing sports beyond their teenage years. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? ⁠⁠Click here.⁠⁠ 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? ⁠⁠Click here.⁠⁠ 🎧Follow The Remarkables on ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠Spotify⁠ Holly Bailey's LinkedIn Jessica Fox's LinkedIn A quarter of young Australians decide to stop playing sport by the age of 15, with girls more likely to drop out than boys. However, Holly Bailey wasn't going to let this statistic deter her from competing.

As a passionate advocate for gender equality in sport and leadership, Holly founded Play Like a Girl. After being told she ‘threw like a dude,’ Holly was determined to show that playing like a girl was something to be proud of. Her mission is to change the narrative and inspire girls to continue playing sports beyond their teenage years.

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]]> 1864 no Grant Thornton Foundation: welcoming RizeUp Australia and Women’s Resilience Centre The Grant Thornton Foundation welcomed RizeUp and Women’s Resilience Centre as national partners, further strengthening the established relationships with headspace and Special Olympics Australia. With the Australian Government reporting that 11.3 per cent of Australian adults have experienced violence from a partner and 7 per cent from another family member, organisations like RizeUp and Women’s Resilience Centre are critical in creating a more supportive and safer community. So, how are these organisations striving to change the statistics and uncover and support the invisible population who aren’t reporting? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? ⁠Click here.⁠ 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? ⁠Click here.⁠ 🎧Follow The Remarkables on ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ or ⁠Spotify⁠ Katherine Shamai's LinkedIn Nicolle Edward's LinkedIn Simone Allan's LinkedIn Dr Gabrielle Morrissey's LinkedIn Tue, 29 Apr 2025 01:56:00 -0000 Grant Thornton Foundation: welcoming RizeUp Australia and Women’s Resilience Centre full 4 3 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, our guests discuss the special initiatives they’re undertaking alongside the Grant Thornton Foundation, how we can continue to create change when it comes to domestic and family violence in Australia and what’s on the horizon for all organisations. The Grant Thornton Foundation welcomed RizeUp and Women’s Resilience Centre as national partners, further strengthening the established relationships with headspace and Special Olympics Australia. With the Australian Government reporting that 11.3 per cent of Australian adults have experienced violence from a partner and 7 per cent from another family member, organisations like RizeUp and Women’s Resilience Centre are critical in creating a more supportive and safer community. So, how are these organisations striving to change the statistics and uncover and support the invisible population who aren’t reporting? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? ⁠Click here.⁠ 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? ⁠Click here.⁠ 🎧Follow The Remarkables on ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ or ⁠Spotify⁠ Katherine Shamai's LinkedIn Nicolle Edward's LinkedIn Simone Allan's LinkedIn Dr Gabrielle Morrissey's LinkedIn The Grant Thornton Foundation welcomed RizeUp and Women’s Resilience Centre as national partners, further strengthening the established relationships with headspace and Special Olympics Australia.

With the Australian Government reporting that 11.3 per cent of Australian adults have experienced violence from a partner and 7 per cent from another family member, organisations like RizeUp and Women’s Resilience Centre are critical in creating a more supportive and safer community. So, how are these organisations striving to change the statistics and uncover and support the invisible population who aren’t reporting?

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]]> 2657 no DeadlyScience: providing STEM education equity and resources Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man from Nowra, NSW, Founder and CEO of DeadlyScience – an organisation striving to create STEM equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners. From facing challenges and adversity as a child to being awarded 2020 NSW Young Australian of the Year and an Order of Australia medal in 2022, he has had an extensive career in STEM, including a role as a Zookeeper. Corey and his team want First Nations children to find the same passion for the sector, and are on a mission to foster the next generation of STEM leaders.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify A/Prof Corey Tutt OAM's LinkedIn Tue, 11 Mar 2025 23:41:00 -0000 DeadlyScience: providing STEM education equity and resources full 4 2 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Corey discusses his career journey, the origin story of DeadlyScience and answers some science questions sent in by the young people of Grant Thornton. Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man from Nowra, NSW, Founder and CEO of DeadlyScience – an organisation striving to create STEM equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners. From facing challenges and adversity as a child to being awarded 2020 NSW Young Australian of the Year and an Order of Australia medal in 2022, he has had an extensive career in STEM, including a role as a Zookeeper. Corey and his team want First Nations children to find the same passion for the sector, and are on a mission to foster the next generation of STEM leaders.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify A/Prof Corey Tutt OAM's LinkedIn Corey Tutt is a Kamilaroi man from Nowra, NSW, Founder and CEO of DeadlyScience – an organisation striving to create STEM equity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners.


From facing challenges and adversity as a child to being awarded 2020 NSW Young Australian of the Year and an Order of Australia medal in 2022, he has had an extensive career in STEM, including a role as a Zookeeper. Corey and his team want First Nations children to find the same passion for the sector, and are on a mission to foster the next generation of STEM leaders. 


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]]> 1964 no SisterWorks: supporting migrant and refugee women After an extensive career in management consulting, Ifrin Fittock began volunteering at SisterWorks – a not-for-profit social enterprise that helps refugee and migrant women achieve economic empowerment by providing job opportunities. Years later, she is now the CEO of the organisation, striving to ensure that women can participate economically and gain the confidence to stand on their own two feet. What drives her and the team every day is the generosity and gratitude from the women who participate in the programs. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Ifrin Fittock's LinkedIn Tue, 18 Feb 2025 23:00:00 -0000 SisterWorks: supporting migrant and refugee women full 4 1 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Ifrin chats through her role at SisterWorks, the tangible impact their programs have had on migrant women, and why she’s so passionate about the work they do within the community. After an extensive career in management consulting, Ifrin Fittock began volunteering at SisterWorks – a not-for-profit social enterprise that helps refugee and migrant women achieve economic empowerment by providing job opportunities. Years later, she is now the CEO of the organisation, striving to ensure that women can participate economically and gain the confidence to stand on their own two feet. What drives her and the team every day is the generosity and gratitude from the women who participate in the programs. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Ifrin Fittock's LinkedIn After an extensive career in management consulting, Ifrin Fittock began volunteering at SisterWorks – a not-for-profit social enterprise that helps refugee and migrant women achieve economic empowerment by providing job opportunities.

Years later, she is now the CEO of the organisation, striving to ensure that women can participate economically and gain the confidence to stand on their own two feet. What drives her and the team every day is the generosity and gratitude from the women who participate in the programs.

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]]> 1588 no Sign Hear: bridging the gap for our Auslan community According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are 5.5 million people living with a disability in Australia. For Sharon Xabregas, she was born deaf and upon entering the workforce, Sharon found herself in environments that didn’t meet her needs.  This experience inspired her to create change for future generations in the Auslan community by founding Sign Hear: a deaf-owned organisation providing support to families and individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Sign Hear partners with other businesses helping create inclusive workplaces for employees who are faced with difficulty hearing. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Sharon Xabregas' LinkedIn Tue, 10 Dec 2024 01:40:54 -0000 Sign Hear: bridging the gap for our Auslan community full 3 11 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Sharon discusses her experience growing up deaf in Australia, why she started her business, and the importance of showcasing Auslan more in various media channels. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are 5.5 million people living with a disability in Australia. For Sharon Xabregas, she was born deaf and upon entering the workforce, Sharon found herself in environments that didn’t meet her needs.  This experience inspired her to create change for future generations in the Auslan community by founding Sign Hear: a deaf-owned organisation providing support to families and individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Sign Hear partners with other businesses helping create inclusive workplaces for employees who are faced with difficulty hearing. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Sharon Xabregas' LinkedIn According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, there are 5.5 million people living with a disability in Australia.

For Sharon Xabregas, she was born deaf and upon entering the workforce, Sharon found herself in environments that didn’t meet her needs. 

This experience inspired her to create change for future generations in the Auslan community by founding Sign Hear: a deaf-owned organisation providing support to families and individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Sign Hear partners with other businesses helping create inclusive workplaces for employees who are faced with difficulty hearing.

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]]> 1930 no Jedess Hudson: Connecting community and culture through art Jedess Hudson, a talented artist and descendant of the Ewamian and Western Yalanji people of North Queensland, has also established herself as a prominent female business leader and role model. In 2023, she was honoured with the Indigenous Business Women of the Year award in Cairns. She draws on her home and elements of the land, seasons, flora and fauna to create artwork that connects to a story. Jedess wants her artwork to resonate with people, encouraging them to find personal meaning, as she feels a profound connection to her community. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Jedess Hudson's LinkedIn Tue, 12 Nov 2024 06:33:00 -0000 Jedess Hudson: Connecting community and culture through art full 3 10 Grant Thornton Australia Throughout this chat, Jedess talks about where her artistic passion began, who her biggest role models are and how she approaches the creative process. Jedess Hudson, a talented artist and descendant of the Ewamian and Western Yalanji people of North Queensland, has also established herself as a prominent female business leader and role model. In 2023, she was honoured with the Indigenous Business Women of the Year award in Cairns. She draws on her home and elements of the land, seasons, flora and fauna to create artwork that connects to a story. Jedess wants her artwork to resonate with people, encouraging them to find personal meaning, as she feels a profound connection to her community. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Jedess Hudson's LinkedIn Jedess Hudson, a talented artist and descendant of the Ewamian and Western Yalanji people of North Queensland, has also established herself as a prominent female business leader and role model.


In 2023, she was honoured with the Indigenous Business Women of the Year award in Cairns. She draws on her home and elements of the land, seasons, flora and fauna to create artwork that connects to a story. Jedess wants her artwork to resonate with people, encouraging them to find personal meaning, as she feels a profound connection to her community.


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]]> 1690 no Share The Dignity: Everyone deserves the dignity many of us take for granted Rochelle Courtenay founded Share The Dignity in 2015 after reading an article about the 48,000 women in Australia who lacked a safe place to call home and access to sanitary products. Since then, she has been tirelessly working to end period poverty in Australia. The advocacy group achieved a significant milestone in 2018 by helping remove the tampon tax and now, they’re striving to ensure that businesses and hospitals offer free sanitary products to their staff, aiming to eliminate the stigma associated with periods. So, how can businesses and individuals join Rochelle and Share The Dignity in their mission to end period poverty?  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Rochelle Courtenay's LinkedIn Thu, 03 Oct 2024 23:00:00 -0000 Share The Dignity: Everyone deserves the dignity many of us take for granted full 3 9 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Rochelle discusses the impactful work her charity does, the journey to ending the tampon tax, and how people can get involved. Rochelle Courtenay founded Share The Dignity in 2015 after reading an article about the 48,000 women in Australia who lacked a safe place to call home and access to sanitary products. Since then, she has been tirelessly working to end period poverty in Australia. The advocacy group achieved a significant milestone in 2018 by helping remove the tampon tax and now, they’re striving to ensure that businesses and hospitals offer free sanitary products to their staff, aiming to eliminate the stigma associated with periods. So, how can businesses and individuals join Rochelle and Share The Dignity in their mission to end period poverty?  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Rochelle Courtenay's LinkedIn Rochelle Courtenay founded Share The Dignity in 2015 after reading an article about the 48,000 women in Australia who lacked a safe place to call home and access to sanitary products.


Since then, she has been tirelessly working to end period poverty in Australia. The advocacy group achieved a significant milestone in 2018 by helping remove the tampon tax and now, they’re striving to ensure that businesses and hospitals offer free sanitary products to their staff, aiming to eliminate the stigma associated with periods. So, how can businesses and individuals join Rochelle and Share The Dignity in their mission to end period poverty? 


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]]> 1535 no Jess Fox reaches for remarkable in Paris In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat to 10x Canoe Slalom World Champion and gold medallist Jess Fox about her achievements in Paris, how she uses social media, and what’s next on her journey. Mon, 02 Sep 2024 23:00:00 -0000 Jess Fox reaches for remarkable in Paris full 3 8 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat to 10x Canoe Slalom World Champion and gold medallist Jess Fox about her achievements in Paris, how she uses social media, and what’s next on her journey. In this episode of The Remarkables, we chat to 10x Canoe Slalom World Champion and gold medallist Jess Fox about her achievements in Paris, how she uses social media, and what’s next on her journey.

]]> 1550 no KeepCup: from discarding to reusing In this episode, Abigail Forsythe, co-founder of KeepCup, chats to us about becoming a global symbol of sustainability, how the brand innovates in an increasingly eco conscious market, and the importance of understanding different market sustainability drivers and expectations. Tue, 20 Aug 2024 02:10:00 -0000 full 3 7 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Abigail Forsythe, co-founder of KeepCup, chats to us about becoming a global symbol of sustainability, how the brand innovates in an increasingly eco conscious market, and the importance of understanding different market sustainability drivers and expectations. In this episode, Abigail Forsythe, co-founder of KeepCup, chats to us about becoming a global symbol of sustainability, how the brand innovates in an increasingly eco conscious market, and the importance of understanding different market sustainability drivers and expectations.

]]> 1039 no Walk Free: eradicating modern slavery Walk Free was founded by 2021 WA Young Australian of the Year, Grace Forrest, after working with child sex-trafficking victims in Nepal. In 2018, the organisation successfully campaigned to implement the Australian Modern Slavery Act and produces the Global Slavery Index to inform legislation around the world on this issue.  Walk Free uses the data collected for the Index to understand the scale of exploitation, where the findings are key to global efforts in eradicating modern slavery. So, how does Walk Free tangibly drive change with the data they collect and how can we help? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Katharine Bryant's LinkedIn Mon, 08 Jul 2024 23:50:00 -0000 Walk Free: eradicating modern slavery full 3 6 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Director of Operations at Walk Free, Katharine Bryant, discusses the rising wave of socially responsible generations wanting to make a difference, the methodology behind the Global Slavery Index as well as the challenges in collecting data, and what more can be done to eradicate modern slavery. Walk Free was founded by 2021 WA Young Australian of the Year, Grace Forrest, after working with child sex-trafficking victims in Nepal. In 2018, the organisation successfully campaigned to implement the Australian Modern Slavery Act and produces the Global Slavery Index to inform legislation around the world on this issue.  Walk Free uses the data collected for the Index to understand the scale of exploitation, where the findings are key to global efforts in eradicating modern slavery. So, how does Walk Free tangibly drive change with the data they collect and how can we help? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Katharine Bryant's LinkedIn Walk Free was founded by 2021 WA Young Australian of the Year, Grace Forrest, after

working with child sex-trafficking victims in Nepal. In 2018, the organisation successfully campaigned to implement the Australian Modern Slavery Act and produces the Global Slavery Index to inform legislation around the world on this issue. 


Walk Free uses the data collected for the Index to understand the scale of exploitation, where the findings are key to global efforts in eradicating modern slavery. So, how does Walk Free tangibly drive change with the data they collect and how can we help?


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]]> 1553 no Yalari: empowering the next generation through education Yalari is a not-for-profit organisation offering secondary education scholarships to Australian schools for Indigenous students. The organisation champions the value of education and nurtures an encouraging community for students to thrive in their studies. Founders Waverley Stanley and Llew Mullins believe education is a catalyst for generational change, committed to fostering a brighter future for Indigenous Australians. In 2023, Yalari had over 249 students on scholarships, and the founders remain driven to make a difference in the lives of each student – one opportunity at a time.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Waverley Stanley's LinkedIn Sun, 07 Jul 2024 22:52:00 -0000 Yalari: empowering the next generation through education full 3 5 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Waverley and Llew discuss how students receive scholarships, their passion about education, and the power of generational change. Yalari is a not-for-profit organisation offering secondary education scholarships to Australian schools for Indigenous students. The organisation champions the value of education and nurtures an encouraging community for students to thrive in their studies. Founders Waverley Stanley and Llew Mullins believe education is a catalyst for generational change, committed to fostering a brighter future for Indigenous Australians. In 2023, Yalari had over 249 students on scholarships, and the founders remain driven to make a difference in the lives of each student – one opportunity at a time.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Waverley Stanley's LinkedIn Yalari is a not-for-profit organisation offering secondary education scholarships to Australian schools for Indigenous students.


The organisation champions the value of education and nurtures an encouraging community for students to thrive in their studies. Founders Waverley Stanley and Llew Mullins believe education is a catalyst for generational change, committed to fostering a brighter future for Indigenous Australians. In 2023, Yalari had over 249 students on scholarships, and the founders remain driven to make a difference in the lives of each student – one opportunity at a time. 


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]]> 1638 no Jessica Fox: reaching for remarkable in 2024 She pursues excellence and reaches for remarkable in her training, community work and, most recently, as the new Brand Ambassador for Grant Thornton. When she’s not on the rapids, she is studying her MBA or helping her local community by mentoring the younger generations in sport. With Paris around the corner, how does she prepare for such an event? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Jess Fox's LinkedIn Mon, 10 Jun 2024 07:06:00 -0000 Jessica Fox: reaching for remarkable in 2024 full 3 4 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Jess introduces herself as Grant Thornton’s new Brand Ambassador, discusses how her sport aligns to professional services and what remarkable means to her. She pursues excellence and reaches for remarkable in her training, community work and, most recently, as the new Brand Ambassador for Grant Thornton. When she’s not on the rapids, she is studying her MBA or helping her local community by mentoring the younger generations in sport. With Paris around the corner, how does she prepare for such an event? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Jess Fox's LinkedIn She pursues excellence and reaches for remarkable in her training, community work and, most recently, as the new Brand Ambassador for Grant Thornton.

When she’s not on the rapids, she is studying her MBA or helping her local community by mentoring the younger generations in sport. With Paris around the corner, how does she prepare for such an event?

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]]> 1506 no Fruit2Work: making meaningful employment opportunities Simon Fenech’s life took an unexpected turn for the worse after a workplace injury. The General Manager of Fruit2Work went from having a family, home, and full-time job, to finding himself in prison, facing the daunting prospect of reintegration into society with a criminal record once completing his sentence. Today, he runs a company that helped him get his life back on track. Fruit2Work is a social enterprise offering employment opportunities to ex-offenders in fruit and milk packing for workplaces across Melbourne, Geelong, and now Brisbane.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Simon Fenech's LinkedIn Mon, 22 Apr 2024 22:17:00 -0000 Fruit2Work: making meaningful employment opportunities full 3 3 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Simon reveals how he was affected by the justice system, the challenge of trying to transition back into the workforce – a problem that Fruit2Work is trying to solve one criminal offender at a time – and the most remarkable advice he’s received. Simon Fenech’s life took an unexpected turn for the worse after a workplace injury. The General Manager of Fruit2Work went from having a family, home, and full-time job, to finding himself in prison, facing the daunting prospect of reintegration into society with a criminal record once completing his sentence. Today, he runs a company that helped him get his life back on track. Fruit2Work is a social enterprise offering employment opportunities to ex-offenders in fruit and milk packing for workplaces across Melbourne, Geelong, and now Brisbane.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Simon Fenech's LinkedIn Simon Fenech’s life took an unexpected turn for the worse after a workplace injury.

The General Manager of Fruit2Work went from having a family, home, and full-time job, to finding himself in prison, facing the daunting prospect of reintegration into society with a criminal record once completing his sentence. Today, he runs a company that helped him get his life back on track. Fruit2Work is a social enterprise offering employment opportunities to ex-offenders in fruit and milk packing for workplaces across Melbourne, Geelong, and now Brisbane. 


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]]> 1267 no Grant Thornton Foundation: igniting impact with headspace and Special Olympics Australia The Grant Thornton Foundation, headspace, and Special Olympics Australia all strive to create inclusive, supportive environments in and out of the corporate landscape. So, what underpins their work, and how can the Grant Thornton Foundation help our charity partners continue to drive diversity, inclusion, and mental health initiatives throughout the community? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify John Picot's LinkedIn Christina Molina's LinkedIn Jennifer Lobb's LinkedIn Sean Douglas' LinkedIn Tue, 05 Mar 2024 23:28:00 -0000 Grant Thornton Foundation: igniting impact with headspace and Special Olympics Australia full 3 2 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode John Picot, Chairperson of the Grant Thornton Foundation, Christina Molina and Jennifer Lobb from headspace, and Sean Douglas from Special Olympics Australia discuss what makes them so passionate about the social sector, how the community can support their organisations, as well as the stigmas and misconceptions around mental health and diversity and inclusion. The Grant Thornton Foundation, headspace, and Special Olympics Australia all strive to create inclusive, supportive environments in and out of the corporate landscape. So, what underpins their work, and how can the Grant Thornton Foundation help our charity partners continue to drive diversity, inclusion, and mental health initiatives throughout the community? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify John Picot's LinkedIn Christina Molina's LinkedIn Jennifer Lobb's LinkedIn Sean Douglas' LinkedIn The Grant Thornton Foundation, headspace, and Special Olympics Australia all strive to create inclusive, supportive environments in and out of the corporate landscape.

So, what underpins their work, and how can the Grant Thornton Foundation help our charity partners continue to drive diversity, inclusion, and mental health initiatives throughout the community?


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]]> 2559 no Clean Up Australia: conservation in the current climate With growing concern for the environment and the implications of climate change, it’s important to consider how we can reduce our impact on the planet. As Clean Up Australia Day 2024 is just around the corner, we spoke with Jenny Geddes, CEO of Clean Up Australia, to discuss conservation in the current climate and how we can lead more sustainable lives to benefit future generations. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Jenny Geddes' LinkedIn Tue, 30 Jan 2024 22:55:00 -0000 Clean Up Australia: conservation in the current climate full 3 1 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Jenny discusses the importance of sustainability, the impact of fast fashion on the environment, and the role of individuals and businesses in reducing waste. With growing concern for the environment and the implications of climate change, it’s important to consider how we can reduce our impact on the planet. As Clean Up Australia Day 2024 is just around the corner, we spoke with Jenny Geddes, CEO of Clean Up Australia, to discuss conservation in the current climate and how we can lead more sustainable lives to benefit future generations. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Jenny Geddes' LinkedIn With growing concern for the environment and the implications of climate change, it’s important to consider how we can reduce our impact on the planet. As Clean Up Australia Day 2024 is just around the corner, we spoke with Jenny Geddes, CEO of Clean Up Australia, to discuss conservation in the current climate and how we can lead more sustainable lives to benefit future generations.


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]]> 1647 no Madeleine Little: access in the arts Madeleine Little is a creative, performer and access consultant based in Brisbane. After finding her passion for the creative arts in school, Madeleine has forged a career in performing. Her role as an access consultant was inspired by her work in the disability sector, advising theatre production companies on accessibility requirements to enhance experiences for actors and audiences. So, why is disability representation in the arts so important, and how can we work towards a more inclusive world for all? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Madeleine Little's LinkedIn Tue, 19 Dec 2023 23:40:00 -0000 Madeleine Little: access in the arts full 2 11 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Madeleine discusses her career journey, why representation is critical, and her advice for people with a disability aspiring to have a career in performing arts. Madeleine Little is a creative, performer and access consultant based in Brisbane. After finding her passion for the creative arts in school, Madeleine has forged a career in performing. Her role as an access consultant was inspired by her work in the disability sector, advising theatre production companies on accessibility requirements to enhance experiences for actors and audiences. So, why is disability representation in the arts so important, and how can we work towards a more inclusive world for all? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Madeleine Little's LinkedIn Madeleine Little is a creative, performer and access consultant based in Brisbane. After finding her passion for the creative arts in school, Madeleine has forged a career in performing. Her role as an access consultant was inspired by her work in the disability sector, advising theatre production companies on accessibility requirements to enhance experiences for actors and audiences. So, why is disability representation in the arts so important, and how can we work towards a more inclusive world for all?


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]]> 1494 no Amanda Goodfellow: managing mental health through mindfulness Amanda Goodfellow is a corporate meditation teacher, owner at Agile Mind, and a Grant Thornton alumnus teaching the corporate world how to slow down through mindfulness. Agile Mind’s mission is to ensure everyone has the knowledge and tools to experience the benefits of mindfulness and meditation in their everyday life. With studies showing a correlation between mindfulness and more positive mental health, Amanda is on a mission to ensure the corporate world is happy and energised. So, as we near the holiday season, what are the best tips to unwind and incorporate mindfulness into our lives? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🗒️Amanda Goodfellow's LinkedIn Mon, 06 Nov 2023 22:26:31 -0000 Amanda Goodfellow: managing mental health through mindfulness full 2 10 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Amanda talks about her career journey, how she became interested in mindfulness, and the biggest learnings she teaches corporate leaders in her practice. Amanda Goodfellow is a corporate meditation teacher, owner at Agile Mind, and a Grant Thornton alumnus teaching the corporate world how to slow down through mindfulness. Agile Mind’s mission is to ensure everyone has the knowledge and tools to experience the benefits of mindfulness and meditation in their everyday life. With studies showing a correlation between mindfulness and more positive mental health, Amanda is on a mission to ensure the corporate world is happy and energised. So, as we near the holiday season, what are the best tips to unwind and incorporate mindfulness into our lives? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🗒️Amanda Goodfellow's LinkedIn Amanda Goodfellow is a corporate meditation teacher, owner at Agile Mind, and a Grant Thornton alumnus teaching the corporate world how to slow down through mindfulness.

Agile Mind’s mission is to ensure everyone has the knowledge and tools to experience the benefits of mindfulness and meditation in their everyday life. With studies showing a correlation between mindfulness and more positive mental health, Amanda is on a mission to ensure the corporate world is happy and energised. So, as we near the holiday season, what are the best tips to unwind and incorporate mindfulness into our lives?


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]]> 1415 no Orange Sky: delivering dignity to the homeless Orange Sky is a not-for-profit organisation creating an inclusive environment for people who are living rough through providing access to laundry facilities and shower services. With the recent cost of living crisis and low housing stock, there is a growing demographic of hidden homelessness. World Homelessness Day is on 10 October – so how do we try to destigmatise homelessness, increase housing stock, and help people who are living rough? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🗒️Lucas Patchett's LinkedIn 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn Mon, 09 Oct 2023 23:04:19 -0000 Orange Sky: delivering dignity to the homeless full 2 9 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with former Young Australian of the Year, cofounder and Chief Executive Officer of Orange Sky, Lucas Patchett. Orange Sky is a not-for-profit organisation creating an inclusive environment for people who are living rough through providing access to laundry facilities and shower services. With the recent cost of living crisis and low housing stock, there is a growing demographic of hidden homelessness. World Homelessness Day is on 10 October – so how do we try to destigmatise homelessness, increase housing stock, and help people who are living rough? 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🗒️Lucas Patchett's LinkedIn 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn Orange Sky is a not-for-profit organisation creating an inclusive environment for people who are living rough through providing access to laundry facilities and shower services. With the recent cost of living crisis and low housing stock, there is a growing demographic of hidden homelessness. World Homelessness Day is on 10 October – so how do we try to destigmatise homelessness, increase housing stock, and help people who are living rough?


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]]> 1597 no Rosie Thomas: don't be a bystander of bullying “You don't have to be the most outgoing, loud, confident person to create change in the world”. This is a statement that cofounder of PROJECT ROCKIT, Rosie Thomas, stands by after witnessing acts of bullying during school. Since then, Rosie and her sister Lucy have been making a stance against bullying by delivering evidence-based programs about the negative impact persecution can have on young people. As a result of their national programs, they’ve helped thousands of young students create a kinder world.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🎧Lucy Thomas' TEDx Talk 🗒️Rosie Thomas' LinkedIn 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn Mon, 11 Sep 2023 00:24:17 -0000 Rosie Thomas: don't be a bystander of bullying full 2 8 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Rosie talks about the origin story of PROJECT ROCKIT, what drove her to be so passionate about bullying, and advice for children and adults who are experiencing persecution. “You don't have to be the most outgoing, loud, confident person to create change in the world”. This is a statement that cofounder of PROJECT ROCKIT, Rosie Thomas, stands by after witnessing acts of bullying during school. Since then, Rosie and her sister Lucy have been making a stance against bullying by delivering evidence-based programs about the negative impact persecution can have on young people. As a result of their national programs, they’ve helped thousands of young students create a kinder world.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🎧Lucy Thomas' TEDx Talk 🗒️Rosie Thomas' LinkedIn 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn “You don't have to be the most outgoing, loud, confident person to create change in the world”. This is a statement that cofounder of PROJECT ROCKIT, Rosie Thomas, stands by after witnessing acts of bullying during school. Since then, Rosie and her sister Lucy have been making a stance against bullying by delivering evidence-based programs about the negative impact persecution can have on young people. As a result of their national programs, they’ve helped thousands of young students create a kinder world. 


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]]> 1511 no International Youth Day: Focussing on our future International Youth Day was celebrated on Saturday 12 August with this year’s theme being ‘Towards a sustainable future’. While we always hear about future issues facing the world as adults, we wanted to know what the kids of Grant Thornton see as the biggest issues and how we can solve them. While we were eager to hear their thoughts about the future, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to ask them what remarkable means in their life. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn Sun, 13 Aug 2023 22:45:00 -0000 International Youth Day: Focussing on our future full 2 7 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, our host Rebecca Archer and the kids of Grant Thornton discuss what remarkable looks like for them, their perspective on problems facing our future, and how we should go about solving these issues, so our future is a prosperous world. International Youth Day was celebrated on Saturday 12 August with this year’s theme being ‘Towards a sustainable future’. While we always hear about future issues facing the world as adults, we wanted to know what the kids of Grant Thornton see as the biggest issues and how we can solve them. While we were eager to hear their thoughts about the future, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to ask them what remarkable means in their life. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn International Youth Day was celebrated on Saturday 12 August with this year’s theme being ‘Towards a sustainable future’. While we always hear about future issues facing the world as adults, we wanted to know what the kids of Grant Thornton see as the biggest issues and how we can solve them. While we were eager to hear their thoughts about the future, we couldn’t miss the opportunity to ask them what remarkable means in their life.


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]]> 728 no Bec Brideson: We value what we measure Bec Brideson began her remarkable career in communications and has worked across multinational agencies in Melbourne, Sydney and New Zealand. Her own experiences in the workforce drove her desire to teach the corporate world about the power of seeing business through a gender lens. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 💻Find out more about Bec Brideson’s businesses, bridesonbennett.co and becbrideson.com. 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn 🗒️Bec Brideson's LinkedIn Thu, 13 Jul 2023 01:57:00 -0000 Bec Brideson: We value what we measure full 2 6 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Bec talks about her career, valuing what we measure, and inspiring others about her passion for gender equity in the workplace. Bec Brideson began her remarkable career in communications and has worked across multinational agencies in Melbourne, Sydney and New Zealand. Her own experiences in the workforce drove her desire to teach the corporate world about the power of seeing business through a gender lens. 🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 💻Find out more about Bec Brideson’s businesses, bridesonbennett.co and becbrideson.com. 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn 🗒️Bec Brideson's LinkedIn Bec Brideson began her remarkable career in communications and has worked across multinational agencies in Melbourne, Sydney and New Zealand. Her own experiences in the workforce drove her desire to teach the corporate world about the power of seeing business through a gender lens.


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]]> 1448 no TradeMutt & TIACS: breaking down barriers After losing a close friend to suicide, TradeMutt cofounders Dan Allen and Ed Ross were driven to reduce the rate of blue-collar suicides in Australia through their bright and vibrant workwear. While pivoting from tradespeople to workwear apparel was a learning curve for them, the challenge hasn’t stopped the duo from continuing to do remarkable work. Since starting TradeMutt, they’ve gone on to cofound TIACS (This is a Conversation Starter) which is run using 50 per cent of the profits from TradeMutt workwear sales, offering a text and call service where tradies can access mental health counselling for free.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 💻Find out more about TradeMutt here 💻Find out more about TIACS here 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn 🗒️Dan Allen's LinkedIn Tue, 13 Jun 2023 02:15:00 -0000 TradeMutt & TIACS: breaking down barriers full 2 5 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with co-founder of TradeMutt and not-for-profit mental health organisation TIACS, Dan Allen. After losing a close friend to suicide, TradeMutt cofounders Dan Allen and Ed Ross were driven to reduce the rate of blue-collar suicides in Australia through their bright and vibrant workwear. While pivoting from tradespeople to workwear apparel was a learning curve for them, the challenge hasn’t stopped the duo from continuing to do remarkable work. Since starting TradeMutt, they’ve gone on to cofound TIACS (This is a Conversation Starter) which is run using 50 per cent of the profits from TradeMutt workwear sales, offering a text and call service where tradies can access mental health counselling for free.  🔎Want to learn more about Grant Thornton? Click here. 🎧Want to listen to more of our podcasts? Click here. 🎧Follow The Remarkables on Apple Podcasts or Spotify 💻Find out more about TradeMutt here 💻Find out more about TIACS here 🗒️Rebecca Archer's LinkedIn 🗒️Dan Allen's LinkedIn After losing a close friend to suicide, TradeMutt cofounders Dan Allen and Ed Ross were driven to reduce the rate of blue-collar suicides in Australia through their bright and vibrant workwear. While pivoting from tradespeople to workwear apparel was a learning curve for them, the challenge hasn’t stopped the duo from continuing to do remarkable work. Since starting TradeMutt, they’ve gone on to cofound TIACS (This is a Conversation Starter) which is run using 50 per cent of the profits from TradeMutt workwear sales, offering a text and call service where tradies can access mental health counselling for free. 


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]]> 1247 no Rachael Sarra: A strong sense of self and business Art is a way of exploring different ideas separate from reality and, for Rachael Sarra, it allows her to feel strong connections with ancestors and culture. After realising there was demand for her creative work in the public realm, Rachael has managed to start and grow a business through a strong sense of self and being selective with external partnerships – all part of the formula for commercial success in her eyes. Mon, 22 May 2023 23:14:29 -0000 Rachael Sarra: A strong sense of self and business full 2 4 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Rachael discusses her business journey, what inspires her to create artwork, and what’s in the pipeline for later this year. Art is a way of exploring different ideas separate from reality and, for Rachael Sarra, it allows her to feel strong connections with ancestors and culture. After realising there was demand for her creative work in the public realm, Rachael has managed to start and grow a business through a strong sense of self and being selective with external partnerships – all part of the formula for commercial success in her eyes. Art is a way of exploring different ideas separate from reality and, for Rachael Sarra, it allows her to feel strong connections with ancestors and culture. After realising there was demand for her creative work in the public realm, Rachael has managed to start and grow a business through a strong sense of self and being selective with external partnerships – all part of the formula for commercial success in her eyes.

]]> 1383 no Circle In: empowering employers, parents, and caregivers Access to information is endless, with abundant advice around parenting and caregiving on the internet and in books. So, how do you know what advice to follow? The Circle In founders believe that information is only one piece of the puzzle, with managers playing a critical role in supporting their team to feel listened to throughout their career. Tue, 25 Apr 2023 22:41:13 -0000 Circle In: empowering employers, parents, and caregivers full 2 3 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Jodi discusses the importance of empathy in the workplace, how we can continue to change the perception around caregiving, and why they continue to be inspired through their work with Circle In. Access to information is endless, with abundant advice around parenting and caregiving on the internet and in books. So, how do you know what advice to follow? The Circle In founders believe that information is only one piece of the puzzle, with managers playing a critical role in supporting their team to feel listened to throughout their career. Access to information is endless, with abundant advice around parenting and caregiving on the internet and in books. So, how do you know what advice to follow? The Circle In founders believe that information is only one piece of the puzzle, with managers playing a critical role in supporting their team to feel listened to throughout their career.

]]> 1386 no The Last Great First: Return from the ice Doctors Gareth and Richard attempted to be the first polar explorers to complete the longest fully unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica. Though they fell short of their incredible goal, the pair have plenty of stories to tell about their tenacity and comradery on the ice. Their journey started amongst an emperor penguin colony, but for most of the expedition they rarely saw any other living organisms. Thu, 23 Mar 2023 00:48:29 -0000 The Last Great First: Return from the ice full 2 2 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Gareth and Richard talk about their journey across Antarctica, how they dealt with challenges using limited resources, and the little luxuries they enjoyed once they arrived home. Doctors Gareth and Richard attempted to be the first polar explorers to complete the longest fully unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica. Though they fell short of their incredible goal, the pair have plenty of stories to tell about their tenacity and comradery on the ice. Their journey started amongst an emperor penguin colony, but for most of the expedition they rarely saw any other living organisms. Doctors Gareth and Richard attempted to be the first polar explorers to complete the longest fully unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica. Though they fell short of their incredible goal, the pair have plenty of stories to tell about their tenacity and comradery on the ice. Their journey started amongst an emperor penguin colony, but for most of the expedition they rarely saw any other living organisms.

]]> 2236 no Frances Carter: A passion for protecting the planet In a world where Australian businesses are preparing for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting to ramp up, Conservation Capital are one step ahead of the game – they are market leaders when it comes to preserving natural resources through implementing sustainable business practices. Frances Carter has always been passionate about sustainability and the environment, and today she helps clients at Conservation Capital understand the importance of commercial conservation and why it is their responsibility to be corporate stewards.  Sun, 26 Feb 2023 23:15:28 -0000 Frances Carter: A passion for protecting the planet full 2 1 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode, Frances Carter from Conservation Capital talks about her career journey, conservation focused investment initiatives from the Australian Government, and how businesses can integrate ESG and sustainability into their overall strategy. In a world where Australian businesses are preparing for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting to ramp up, Conservation Capital are one step ahead of the game – they are market leaders when it comes to preserving natural resources through implementing sustainable business practices. Frances Carter has always been passionate about sustainability and the environment, and today she helps clients at Conservation Capital understand the importance of commercial conservation and why it is their responsibility to be corporate stewards.  In a world where Australian businesses are preparing for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting to ramp up, Conservation Capital are one step ahead of the game – they are market leaders when it comes to preserving natural resources through implementing sustainable business practices. Frances Carter has always been passionate about sustainability and the environment, and today she helps clients at Conservation Capital understand the importance of commercial conservation and why it is their responsibility to be corporate stewards. 

]]> 1516 no ID. Know Yourself: creating a better world for children in out-of-home care As founder and CEO of ID. Know Yourself, Isaiah has created a positive environment for Aboriginal children in out-of-home-care by giving them a place to connect with their culture, and form friendships outside of their home life. Isaiah is determined to inspire every child who is part of this wonderful community where he wants to excite them about what the future holds. Tue, 20 Dec 2022 06:06:05 -0000 ID. Know Yourself: creating a better world for children in out-of-home care full 1 6 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with Butchulla and Garawa Salt Water Aboriginal man, Isaiah Dawe. As founder and CEO of ID. Know Yourself, Isaiah has created a positive environment for Aboriginal children in out-of-home-care by giving them a place to connect with their culture, and form friendships outside of their home life. Isaiah is determined to inspire every child who is part of this wonderful community where he wants to excite them about what the future holds. As founder and CEO of ID. Know Yourself, Isaiah has created a positive environment for Aboriginal children in out-of-home-care by giving them a place to connect with their culture, and form friendships outside of their home life. Isaiah is determined to inspire every child who is part of this wonderful community where he wants to excite them about what the future holds.

]]> 1537 no Antarctica: the engine room of global climate With the Antarctic Treaty expiring in just over 20 years and current global conflict, a question mark remains over the future of this remarkable place. In this episode, we explore projects led by the Foundation, the independent research currently being conducted, and how businesses can do more to ensure the future growth and protection of Antarctica. Tue, 22 Nov 2022 01:57:00 -0000 Antarctica: the engine room of global climate full 1 5 Grant Thornton Australia Antarctica has a profound effect on Earth’s climate and ocean systems, and with rising sea levels as well as the increasing importance of action on climate change, it is now a global imperative to ensure the ongoing protection of this continent. With the Antarctic Treaty expiring in just over 20 years and current global conflict, a question mark remains over the future of this remarkable place. In this episode, we explore projects led by the Foundation, the independent research currently being conducted, and how businesses can do more to ensure the future growth and protection of Antarctica. With the Antarctic Treaty expiring in just over 20 years and current global conflict, a question mark remains over the future of this remarkable place. In this episode, we explore projects led by the Foundation, the independent research currently being conducted, and how businesses can do more to ensure the future growth and protection of Antarctica.

]]> 1506 no Chrysalis Projects: the creative sector and the culture of giving Designed to celebrate place, Chrysalis Projects employs the creative workforce, energises local businesses, and reconnects the community – one project at a time. In this episode, they share stories about how their work has impacted the local community, their passion for the creative sector, and a new perspective on making art in the public realm.  Wed, 19 Oct 2022 23:38:00 -0000 Chrysalis Projects: the creative sector and the culture of giving full 1 4 Grant Thornton Australia In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with creatives and co-founders of Chrysalis Projects, Bec Mac and Carmel Haugh. Designed to celebrate place, Chrysalis Projects employs the creative workforce, energises local businesses, and reconnects the community – one project at a time. In this episode, they share stories about how their work has impacted the local community, their passion for the creative sector, and a new perspective on making art in the public realm.  Designed to celebrate place, Chrysalis Projects employs the creative workforce, energises local businesses, and reconnects the community – one project at a time. In this episode, they share stories about how their work has impacted the local community, their passion for the creative sector, and a new perspective on making art in the public realm. 

]]> 2017 no Dr Monique Retamal: fast fashion, recycling & plastics Dr Retamal shares her insights into how we can avoid, reduce, reuse and recycle and advocates for a future where consumers, industry and government all work together to create a greener and healthier planet for all of us.   Wed, 14 Sep 2022 06:15:00 -0000 Dr Monique Retamal: fast fashion, recycling & plastics full 1 3 Grant Thornton Australia We are joined by one of Australia’s leading sustainability experts, Dr Monique Retamal. Dr Retamal shares her insights into how we can avoid, reduce, reuse and recycle and advocates for a future where consumers, industry and government all work together to create a greener and healthier planet for all of us.   Dr Retamal shares her insights into how we can avoid, reduce, reuse and recycle and advocates for a future where consumers, industry and government all work together to create a greener and healthier planet for all of us.  

]]> 1853 no Be Physiology: demystifying disability In our second episode of The Remarkables podcast, we meet exercise physiologists and co-founders of Be Physiology, Aj Morris, Harry White and Brittney Kenward. In this episode, the trio share stories about people they work with, what drives them to do what they do and how we can better educate ourselves about disability. Tue, 23 Aug 2022 05:03:13 -0000 Be Physiology: demystifying disability full 1 2 Grant Thornton Australia Exercise physiologists and co-founders of Be Physiology, Aj Morris, Harry White and Brittney Kenward share stories about people they work with, what drives them to do what they do and how we can better educate ourselves about disability. In our second episode of The Remarkables podcast, we meet exercise physiologists and co-founders of Be Physiology, Aj Morris, Harry White and Brittney Kenward. In this episode, the trio share stories about people they work with, what drives them to do what they do and how we can better educate ourselves about disability. In our second episode of The Remarkables podcast, we meet exercise physiologists and co-founders of Be Physiology, Aj Morris, Harry White and Brittney Kenward. In this episode, the trio share stories about people they work with, what drives them to do what they do and how we can better educate ourselves about disability.

]]> 1914 no The Last Great First: a journey for the planet In our first episode, we meet Drs Gareth Andrews and Richard Stephenson from The Last Great First, who in October will attempt to become the first polar explorers to complete a fully unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica. Their expedition will push boundaries of what’s humanly possible and is an opportunity to collect critical data for climate scientists and inspire younger generations. They talk about their journey to get to this point, how they will prepare, and what a day in the life of a polar explorer looks like. Tue, 19 Jul 2022 00:38:00 -0000 full 1 2 Grant Thornton Australia In our first episode, we meet Drs Gareth Andrews and Richard Stephenson from The Last Great First, who in October will attempt to become the first polar explorers to complete a fully unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica. Their expedition will push boundaries of what’s humanly possible and is an opportunity to collect critical data for climate scientists and inspire younger generations. They talk about their journey to get to this point, how they will prepare, and what a day in the life of a polar explorer looks like. In our first episode, we meet Drs Gareth Andrews and Richard Stephenson from The Last Great First, who in October will attempt to become the first polar explorers to complete a fully unsupported ski crossing of Antarctica. Their expedition will push boundaries of what’s humanly possible and is an opportunity to collect critical data for climate scientists and inspire younger generations. They talk about their journey to get to this point, how they will prepare, and what a day in the life of a polar explorer looks like.

]]> 1621 no What is The Remarkables? Grant Thornton’s new podcast that seeks to uncover stories about remarkable people doing incredible things for their community, bettering the world for future generations and inspiring others to do the same. Thu, 14 Jul 2022 01:01:00 -0000 full 1 1 Grant Thornton Australia Grant Thornton’s new podcast that seeks to uncover stories about remarkable people doing incredible things for their community, bettering the world for future generations and inspiring others to do the same. Grant Thornton’s new podcast that seeks to uncover stories about remarkable people doing incredible things for their community, bettering the world for future generations and inspiring others to do the same.

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