Issues 15 and 16 (November and December 2011) of the Risk Management Today newsletter offer the following articles:

• ‘Demystifying risk: Issues v risks’, by Harry Rosenthal, Regis & Partners Pty Ltd
• ‘Tax and risk – build a bridge and get over it!’, by David Drummond, KPMG Corporate Tax
• ‘Rugby World Cup 2011 – the game of risk management’, by Samantha Ford, Adarna Consulting
• ‘Reducing your employees’ and contractors’ risks on the road’, by Ian Luff, Motivation Australia Pty Ltd

The expert panel also reviews the year that was:

• ‘ISO 31000 – still misquoted and misunderstood’, Jean Cross, UNSW
• ‘When risk paradigms collide – the dark heart of our troubled PPPs’, by Christine Lithgow, Contracts Australia
• ‘Failing to keep pace with change – the biggest risk of all’, by Todd Davies, Todd Davies and Associates
• ‘2011: On the road to global disaster?’, by Dr Carl A Gibson and Susan Furness, La Trobe University

Issue 14 of the Risk Management Today newsletter is now available to LexisNexis Online subscribers.

It features the following articles:

• ‘Demystifying risk’ by Bill Dee of Compliance and Complaints Advisory Services
• ‘ERM = GBM (good business management)’, by Melinda Howes of Actuaries Institute
• ‘Time for new methods in risk communication’, by Harry Rosenthal of Regis and Partners, Managers of Unimutual
• ‘Compliance risk management in India’, by John McFarland of Hill & Associates Risk Consulting Group
• ‘Risk management: perfectly complex or a path to perfection? – Part 2’, by Ian Abrahams of Corprofit Systems

Issue 13 of Risk Management Today is now available online.

Subscribers will find the following articles featured in this issue:

• 'Driving growth through effective risk management: getting the risk culture, technology and people right to deliver growth' by Emma Price of Active Risk
• 'Risk management: perfectly complex or a path to perfection? — Part 1' by Ian Abrahams of Corprofit Systems
• 'Workplace investigations under the harmonised OHS laws' by John Makris and Kim Grady of Middletons
• 'Risk appetite statements — how good is yours?' by David Tattam of Protecht Pty Ltd
• 'Corporate governance and effective risk assessment' by Dr Ulysses Chioatto of Ssamm Management Consulting

Issue 12 of the Risk Management Today newsletter is now online.

Articles include:

• "What is a strategic risk?" by Gerry Robinson of Risktech Pty Limited
• "Risk leadership: How to be heard - a pathway for you to follow as a governance, risk or compliance professional" by Bryan Whitefield of Risk Management Partners
• "The management of climate change" by Peter Napier of Ipswich City Council
• "Headline events put spotlight on compliance, risk and governance" by Bill Dee of Compliance and Complaints Advisory Services

The latest issue of our newsletter for risk management professionals, Risk Management Today, is now available.

Subscribers' attention is drawn to the following articles:

• "Black swans, turkeys, ostriches, and other Christmas poultry" by Todd Davies, Todd Davies & Associates;
• "2010: Technology front and centre" by Christine Lithgow, Corrs Chambers Westgarth; and
• "A disastrous year - and another yet to come?" by Dr Carl Gibson, Latrobe University.

Issue 5 of Risk Management Today is now online and in print.

We note the following feature articles in particular:

• "Integrating risk management in an easy and meaningful way", Dr Ted Dahms, Plum Concepts & Solutions;
• "The use and misuse of the PERT distribution", Barry Yeldham and Mike McCloskey, Aquenta Consulting; and
• "Sanctions laws - important points for business to consider", Mark Radford, Colin Biggers and Paisley.  

Issue 4 of our risk management newsletter, Risk Management Today, is now online.

Subscribers are referred to the following feature articles: 

• "Risk management maturity - and measuring good practice" by Professor Jean Cross, School of Risk and Safety Sciences, UNSW; 
• "Findings of a study into the independence of five public sector audit committees" by Dr Len Gainsford,  Centre for Enterprise Performance, Swinburne University of Technology; and
• "Contract bites: the case for enterprise contract management" by Christine Lithgow, Corrs Chambers Westgarth.