Ep5b Janine O’Flynn -Fast and Furious 11: this time, it’s academic! SECOND PART

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Well, it’s that time again – Public Service Podcasting takes a break from marking and watching the football (we’d give Gareth Southgate and the squad a 74 for their recent performance against Germany) to share the second part of Professor Janine O’Flynn’s excellent episode.

This segment explores different approaches to managing Covid-19 in terms of public services and higher education in particular. We also think about the longer-term impacts, which may be enormous for Australia.

If you don’t follow @JanineOFlynn on Twitter, well what the heck are you doing? Go and follow her now.

As usual, we are @publicservpod @Ian_c_elliott @karinbottom and @russglennon

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Ep5a Janine O’Flynn -Fast and Furious 11: this time, it’s academic!

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-8cvhz-1071848

Well, hello PSPers.  Welcome back after a slightly longer than usual break (can we just say ‘marking’ and leave it at that?) but have we got a treat for you.  In this episode, we chat with Professor Janine O’Flynn of the University of Melbourne and the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG).

In fact, this chat was so good that we have had to split it into two parts.  We know you can only stand so much public admin goodness at one time! In this first segment, Janine tells us about her background and how she got to where she is and discusses the Australian public administration scene. 

Part two will drop next week when we explore the different responses to Covid-19 in Australia and the UK and we consider what the impact of Covid might be on higher education as a sector.

As always, follow us on Twitter via @PublicServPod and @janineoflynn, @ian_c_elliott, @karinbottom, and @russglennon

Get in touch via info@publicservicepodcasting.com

NB: Recorded in Feb 2021