So the translations are now *finally* finished. The ARC Discovery Project on examining the role of militaries in health emergencies has now been officially translated into nine different languages - English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Brazilian Portugese,...

Well, I've arrived in Canberra. Admittedly I arrived a couple off weeks ago, but it has taken a bit to get organised, find new accommodation, and generally settle back into Australian-life after just over 4 months in Geneva. As much as the work in Geneva was great, I'm...

Having a film crew follow me around for 48 hours is a new experience for me, and one that I'm thankful will likely not be repeated too often. Having said this, the opportunity to promote GHS 2019 is a great one, and I'm grateful to the University of Sydney for the SOAR...

What a great day! It isn't hard to get excited about GHS 2019, especially after meeting (via teleconference) with a great bunch of academics and luminaries in the field. As anyone who has ever organised an event of this scale will appreciate, there's a whole lot of wor...

OK, so its done. I've vacated my apartment in Sydney, said farewell to my family and friends (temporarily) and arrived in Geneva. On Monday next week I start the first day as a "volunteer" at the World Health Organization (WHO). The first day of the next four months.

Th...