Very important Zoom meeting this afternoon for #internationalguidedogday featuring Zoom, the three year old labrador puppy who will be a guide dog one day. Thanks Karen Hayes & the teams at Guide Dogs Australia, Guide Dogs Victoria & Guide Dogs NSW/ACT

More heroes. The cast of @parksandrecnbc reunited to sing 5,000 Candles in the Wind is definitely what we need right now 🐴 youtu.be/bwYth4JZP3s

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Incredible work by CPR Comms & PR sister agency BMF, who have developed the Australian Government's latest campaign to remind Australians that there is no place for domestic violence. A really important message always, but especially at this time.

Great to join @cporterwa & @KatieAllenMP on Zoom to discuss IR & workforce issues relating to #COVID19 & 🇦🇺 economic recovery. Mining & construction are likely to bounce out of the crisis hard & fast; flexible arrangements are needed to continue to attract 🌎 investment.

May 9, 1901: Australia's federal Parliament sat for the first time, at Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building.

And on the 4000th day, they allowed golf ⛳🏌️

Great discussion with Mark Coulton MP today, the Federal Minister for Regional Health, Regional Communications & Local Government, about opportunities to work together to help regional communities recover and thrive through and post-COVID-19. #growregionalvic

It was incredible to join supporters of Artolution from around the world on #WorldRefugeeDay to hear from South Sudanese, Rohingya & Syrian artists about their experiences during #COVID19. Please support them to change lives through art by donating: bit.ly/3fITh8P 🎨

Fascinating to join Christal Pynes & Annabel Crabb for today's virtual book launch of "The Insider". Thanks to Paul Nicolaou & the tourismtowns for the invitation.

The situation in aged care is dire. Sadly COVID-19 brings long-standing problems into sharp relief - poorly paid workers juggling multiple casual jobs and coming into work because they can’t afford not to. An industry needing reform @RoyalAged NARI

I couldn’t be prouder to be involved with Artolution. Last year was the organisation's most impactful year. Their first ever Annual Report shows how they reached over 6,000 crisis-affected young people in communities around the world bit.ly/3bzjLZC

My article for AICD on how business leaders make sure they're sitting at the policy table during economic crisis bit.ly/3ieAB2E #auspol #policy #aicd #mckinsey #kpmg #wef2019

Great to join colleagues from around the world for today's meeting of the Artolution Advisory Council. Lot's of exciting things planned for this incredible organisation!

Last year I ran the NYC Marathon to raise funds for Artolution. This weekend, my friend Artolutionary & I will be running 30kms in Melbourne as part of the Resilience Run. Please support Artolution's work in some of the poorest regions in the world bit.ly/35GvTp5

Recently I announced my retirement as Chair of Better Place Australia after 5 years on the Board. Better Place is an incredible organisation undertaking important work. Congratulations to incoming Chair Rachel Holthouse. I look forward to seeing Better Place continue to succeed & thrive.

Great to join Dementia Australia’s Parliamentary Friends of Dementia event today. The pandemic has disrupted the routines of people living with #dementia, their families & carers. A discussion paper has been released about the mental health impact of #COVID19 bit.ly/3nX3cvw

Thank you Treasurer Josh Frydenberg for meeting with Graeme Julian Samuel & Maree McCabe AM on behalf of the half a million Australians living with dementia and the 1.6 million people involved in their care about our Roadmap to Quality Dementia Care & budget submission #auspol #budget2021

Back in Canberra today for tonight's Federal Budget. Here's a good summary of pre-announced measures (via Katina Curtis) bit.ly/3bzNjb1 🇦🇺🏛️ #Budget21 #auspol

Incredibly proud to have played a small part in helping Dementia Australia secure a record $229M for dementia in last night's #Budget2021. These commitments will transform care for those living with dementia - like my late father Les - their carers & families bit.ly/3y1UeDb