Science has struck the first blow against COVID-19 with the development of effective vaccines, now it's a war of information. CGM's Mark Ravi on the role of communications in the vaccine rollout.

Australia has made progress since ‘the Apology’ but taking the next step towards reconciliation is going to take a shift in mindset. CGM’s Victoria Green on moving from ‘safe’ to ‘brave’.

Watching a press conference is seeing how the news sausage is made, with "stupid" questions an essential ingredient in serving the public interest. CGM's Rebecca Munro on the unseen pressures journalists face at these events.

Big tech is crying poor in the face of forced remuneration for news publishers, but that hasn't stopped the Australian Government from pushing ahead with its plan for a mandatory code. CGM's Anthony Fisk on why it's time to pay the piper.

West Australians came together in the face of adversity this week as we dealt with two crises, but our collective anxieties created an undercurrent of rumours and misinformation that was shared rapidly online. CGM's Amy Blom explains how you can check the

Social media presents a remarkable opportunity to communicate directly with your audiences, but also provides a platform for brand damage if handled incorrectly. CGM digital specialist Anwen Pattinson reviews some common mistakes and gives her tips on the

Has the radio shuffle got you in a spin? CGM's Rebecca Boteler with who's who (and where) in Perth radio in 2021.

Are you getting the media you deserve? Rebecca Munro explores why clickbait compulsion is a threat to quality journalism.

This week the WA Liberals chose Zak Kirkup to lead them to the next state election, and with less than four months to go it's time to get to know the new leader of the Opposition. CGM's Amy Blom provides an introduction to the second-youngest West Austral

COVID-19 changed community engagement, maybe forever. CGM's Victoria Green on why that could be a good thing.