Extra trading hours hand more power to big retailers
Every time we give additional trading hours to the big retailers, we give them more market share, with enhanced power over both consumers and suppliers.
Read moreImproving responses to media interview questions
Not all journalists’ questions are created equal – but how you respond can turn a trap into triumph with the right techniques.
Read moreSocial media defence a tough sell
Professional sympathies aside, it may not be long before lobbying for the social media industry is held in similar esteem to lobbying for big tobacco.
Read moreTaking awareness days beyond the hashtag
Awareness days are an opportunity to use social media to make a genuine positive impact – but an authentic commitment is key.
Read moreCensus questions deserve careful consideration
While there is a lot to think through in new census questions, it’s hard to resource services for LGBTQIA+ Australians, without knowing how many of us there are.
Read moreApprovals reform to drive WA’s energy transition
The WA Government’s environmental approvals reforms aim to unlock WA’s clean energy potential.
Read moreTolerance needs to cut both ways
If we want to win people over to progressive causes, we need to treat them with respect, listen and try to understand their point of view.
Read moreSustainability and local government are a natural fit
New legislation will force WA local governments on the road to sustainability, but our analysis of current practices found many councils are further along in their journey than they realise.
Read moreUncertainty the only certainty in politics
As the current US presidential race reminds us, it is foolish to assume any election is in the bag or fail to consider the full range of election outcome scenarios in your planning.
Read moreWhy saying “no comment” is not OK
The press won’t go away if you just ignore them – learn why ‘no comment’ is not the answer to unwelcome attention from the media.
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