EP 6. Work as an act of love with economist Prof Ian Harper and barrister Ray Ternes
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EP 6. Work as an act of love with economist Prof Ian Harper and barrister Ray Ternes

How “love your neighbour” applies to daily work, featuring an economist and a barrister
Tue 18 Jan 2022
Andrew Laird
Ian Harper
Ray Ternes

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Economics
Law
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Economist and Reserve Bank board member Professor Ian Harper explains how his work demonstrates love to others. Plus an interview with barrister Ray Ternes about what it means in the legal profession, especially when questioning people in court.

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Ian Harper

Ian is one of Australia’s best known economists. He is Emeritus Professor of Economics at the University of Melbourne and enjoyed a 25 year academic career. Ian also served as inaugural Chairman of the Australian Fair Pay Commission and in May 2016 was appointed to the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia.

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Andrew Laird

Andrew Laird works for City Bible Forum in Canberra and directs Life@Work - an initiative aimed at connecting Christian faith with our daily work. He's the author of I am what I do: Reshaping our understanding of self and work, and Under Pressure: how the gospel helps us handle the pressures of daily work.