MY SPECIAL CHILD
Why some children are narcissistic
By Eddie Brummelman
Postdoctoral researcher at University of Amsterdam
NARCISSISTIC children feel superior to others, believe they are entitled to privileges and crave admiration from others. When they don’t get the admiration they want, they may lash out aggressively.
MEET THE DREAM MAKERS
How JMA Entertainment is creating stars
By James Preston
ONE of the most powerful beliefs that connect mankind is that we have a dream.
CUMBERLAND NEWSPAPER SITE
News wins approval for staged redevelopment
THE owners of the former Cumberland Newspaper Group site have won Parramatta City Council’s approval to nearly treble the maximum building height of a proposal at 142 – 154 Macquarie Street, on the edge of the eastern precinct of the Parramatta CBD.
CASTLE HILL CAFES
Red tape reduced for Main Street
TWO new measures approved recently by Hills Shire Council will make Castle Hill Main Street a more attractive and desirable place to open and run a café or restaurant.
LIGHT RAIL FINDINGS
Imagine a world were're not crazy
By Kate Hill, Partner Deloitte
IMAGINE a world where one can live in Western Sydney, work in Western Sydney and not spend your morning just trying to get out of Western Sydney. It’s not so crazy!
WHEN TENSIONS ARISE
Managing conflict in the family business
CONFLICT shouldn’t be viewed by family businesses as something to avoid at all costs. The positive outcome of any well-managed conflict – or ‘creative tension’ – can be that it helps family businesses take advantage of diversity and build their competitive advantage.
DNA CULTURE
Successful management of DNA embeds values
SETTING up and managing a family business is one of the most challenging things anyone can do. WSBA asked Leanne Hegerty, Partner Private Enterprise at KPMG to answer some questions relating to the keys issues around setting up and managing a family business.
