Economics and Law

Bitcoin is an open source cryptocurrency that can be bought, sold and traded for goods. Computerised mathematical algorithms, matched with the right software, make virtual coins.

Some say Bitcoin is a currency, others say it’s a commodity… one thing it is for sure is controversial. It’s global, fast, easy to use and for some it’s only a matter of time before we’ll all be using it.

Have you heard about shopping therapy? What if you were told that it is all B.S.?

Consumerism often makes our societies sick and unhappy. Sometimes, we need to take our society and our culture, or just ourselves on a meditation journey to revitalise them again. It’s not about being a minimalist or a hippy, but learning how to be truely happy with what you have.

Ever wondered where your money goes?

Learn how to put together your personal money system to help you achieve a better handle and awareness on your money flow. Plus, get an understanding of personal debt and compound interest.

Could Earth Law be an antidote to the unsustainability of our age?

We live in a world where we are increasingly witness to the negative effects of a growing population and high consumerism of convenience products and services. From hurricanes and floods to droughts and bush fires, it can be hard to know what we can or should be doing to help. Indeed, it often seems to be out of the control of individuals.

Join us for an engaging look at the cutting edge legal approaches to the environmental crisis.

Part of our income every week goes into a superannuation account. There is over $12 billion in ‘lost super’, but do you understand it?

Come and get the low down and unpack what you need to know about making the most of your superannuation savings. Doing something today really can make a lifetime of difference!

Bitcoin is an open source cryptocurrency created by Satashi Nakamoto, an anonymous geek who disappeared into the ether once his ingenious peer to peer program was up and running. Many economists are scratching their heads trying to peg it into a box, while Silicon Valley is investing millions of dollars into Bitcoin startups. This class is for people who like to be ahead of the game.

Bitcoin is an open source cryptocurrency created by Satashi Nakamoto, an anonymous geek who disappeared into the ether once his ingenious peer to peer program was up and running. Many economists are scratching their heads trying to peg it into a box, while Silicon Valley is investing millions of dollars into Bitcoin startups. This class is for people who like to be ahead of the game.

How much do you know about asylum seekers, refugees and boat people?

The current global humanitarian crisis is a complicated subject, but in this introductory workshop we’ll be breaking it down and busting some of the myths. We’ll consider the refugee and asylum seeker crisis, neatly outlining the current processes, to determine why and how people seek asylum, and what Australia’s responsibility is!

Bitcoin is an open source cryptocurrency created by Satashi Nakamoto, an anonymous geek who disappeared into the ether once his ingenious peer to peer program was up and running. Many economists are scratching their heads trying to peg it into a box, while Silicon Valley is investing millions of dollars into Bitcoin startups. This class is for people who like to be ahead of the game.

Part of our income every week goes into a superannuation account. There is over $12 billion in ‘lost super’, but do you understand it?

Come and get the low down and unpack what you need to know about making the most of your superannuation savings. Doing something today really can make a lifetime of difference!