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For our first Mannkal Alumni event, we were privileged to have one of WA’s leading property advisors offer unparalleled expertise in purchasing, investing, and developing Perth properties. Managing Director of Strategic Property Group, Perth Settlement Agent and Perth Mortgage
As my internship with the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) draws to a close, I reflect on an adventure that was both enriching and transformative. The opportunity to engage with research, coupled with the
My internship at the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) provided me with significant training and exposure in working in economics and public policy. The lessons I have learned have moulded me into an individual who
Arriving at the IEA, I had no idea what to expect of such a celebrated think tank, and indeed, workplace. Even the UK itself was a land of stereotypes for me – made up of
Situated in the serene and unassuming town of Great Barrington, Massachusetts, the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) represents one of the nation’s most esteemed intellectual treasures. Nestled amidst the Berkshire mountains, AIER is located
Walking to the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) on my first day of work and passing historical buildings like Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the Palace of Westminster, I couldn’t but feel incredibly excited to
In the blink of an eye, my internship with Atlas Network has drawn to a close. It seems like just yesterday when I touched down in the United States, brimming with excitement to meet fresh
The conclusion of my summer internship with the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union coincides with the conclusion of my 2023 Mannkal Scholarship, and what a year it was! Allow me to take you through some of
Interning at Atlas Network over the past month has been a wonderful experience that has allowed me to work in a collaborative environment, gain practical knowledge and refine my soft skills. From day one, the
While Australians were casting their vote in the Voice to Parliament Referendum, New Zealanders were also heading to voting booths to decide who they wanted to lead their country for the next 3 years. Kiwis
