It is a pleasure to welcome Professor Therese Keane in joining Henry on Viewpoints. Therese Keane is the Associate Dean Research & Industry Engangement, Professor STEM Education, School of Education, La Trobe University. In this podcast, Professor Keane discusses her career journey from secondary school teacher through to her acclaimed roles in tertiary education. In doing so, she shares her views on the challenges facing teachers in the teaching of STEM and in embracing AI.

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As always, Henry is delighted to speak with Dr David Roy, lecturer & researcher in Education & Creative Arts at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia. In this podcast, Dr Roy discusses a wide range of topical issues associated with Inclusion policies and practices in Australian schools.

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Henry was honoured to chat with Mark Morris, Chair & Co-Founder of Schools for All Australia. Mark is a strategic leader, executive coach and education advocate with more than 20 years of leadership experience. In this interview, Mark explains the purpose of Schools for All Australia - developing a fairer and more equitable education system than we currently have, one where every child has the opportunity to succeed.

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Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia.

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I am delighted to welcome Nick Croyden, author of Nautilus and CEO of QBD Books, Australia's largest Australian-owned bookstore chain. Nick brings together two fascinating worlds: a passion for literature and story-telling, and extensive experience in the Australian bookselling industry. In our conversation, we explore his journey as an author, the inspiration behind Nautilus, and its relevance to the future of human kind.

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In this episode, Henry speaks with Andrew Fuller, Australian clinical psychologist, author and speaker and particularly well known for his work with children, adolescents, families and schools. Andrew discusses the idea he is currently developing, that being "Ripple Thinking" as part of his broader NeuroAdvantage work. He is applying it particularly to redesigning schools for the future.

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Henry chats with regular guest, Adam Voigt, CEO of Real Schools, Author of 'Restoring Teaching', Host of the 'Real Schools of Thought' Podcast and Speaker. Adam's forthcoming book, 'The truth about student behaviour', provides the basis for a wide-ranging discussion on student behaviour.

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In this episode, Henry chats with Scott Leckie, an internationally recognised human rights lawyer, author and advocate whose work has influenced global thinking on housing, displacement and social justice. A prolific writer with more than 25 books to his name, Scott has advised United Nations agencies in over 80 countries. Our conversation explores his latest novel, Killionaire—a compelling and thought-provoking story that examines wealth, power, morality and justice. Scott also reflects on the inspiration behind the book, the ideas that shaped it, and the enduring questions it raises for readers.

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Henry chats with Paul Bird an Australian social impact leader, author and speaker with more than 30 years' experience working across the not-for-profit, chariHis first book, PurposeFull (2021), explored how businesses and not-for-profits can become genuinely purpose-driven organisations.
Be the Change, his latest book - Discover Your Cause, Take Action, Make an Impact, Find Your Purpose (2026) is both a practical guide and a call to action for anyone wanting to make a meaningful contribution to society.
Rather than simply encouraging generosity, Be the Change challenges readers to think critically about how lasting social change happens and how ordinary people can make an extraordinary difference through informed, purposeful action.

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Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia.

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