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    PERSPECTIVE

    May 04, 2020 2 minutes
    – Emily Wong, editor

    his year, 2020, has been a challenging one. The world we know is changing rapidly and this new landscape is bringing new and unforeseen challenges to our industry (and our world). Bushfires, a global pandemic and climate change are making their effects felt on not simply what we work on, but increasingly how we work

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