Laura Cowell

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Simplicity and Society’s Insatiable Appetite for More..

I was born in the misty embrace of Tuntable Falls, nestled in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales. Life there was raw, authentic, and, in hindsight, profoundly grounding. We didn’t have electricity. Our days revolved around sunlight, and our nights were illuminated by the soft glow of oil lamps and the endless expanse

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The Missing Piece

I believe that family is like a puzzle, each member representing a unique and irreplaceable piece that completes the picture. When we lose a loved one, no matter their age or ours, that puzzle is forever altered. The piece that once fit so perfectly is gone, and while time may soften the edges of our

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Being Relevant in a World of 8 Billion

In a world that has surpassed 8 billion people, the question of individual relevance can seem daunting, even overwhelming. What can one person do to truly make a difference? How do we leave a positive impact in such a vast, complex world where time is fleeting, and our to-do lists feel endless? Every day, I

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When Numbers Fall Short: Remembering the People Behind the Data

In today’s world, where data drives decisions in Government, Corporations, and organisations alike, the reliance on statistics and metrics is more prevalent than ever. Yet, as powerful as data can be, it often lacks the ability to capture the human spirit. In the process, we risk overlooking the most essential part of any decision: the

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Voices Silenced

I don’t normally speak about issues in other countries, but after reading the news story this morning about the latest rule in Afghanistan—the ban on women hearing each other—I couldn’t not write about it. It struck such a deep chord in me, as a woman, as a leader, and as a mother. I am acutely

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The Impact of NDIS Changes on People with Disabilities and Service Providers

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has long been a beacon of hope for people with disabilities, providing essential funding and support to help individuals live with greater independence and dignity. However, with every change that is introduced to the system, it seems that the burden on both people with disabilities and service providers grows

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When is the Dodgy Narrative in the NDIS Industry Going Too Far?

In recent months, there has been an increasing focus on weeding out dodgy providers within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The goal is to protect vulnerable participants and ensure that NDIS funds are used appropriately and transparently. However, amidst the crackdown on unethical practices, we need to be cautious of how this narrative impacts

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