ESG Voice

Nearly every winning election effort has the same qualities, as does almost every election loss. CGM's Daniel Smith explains the two key ingredients for political success.

The State Government is trying to fast-track significant developments in WA to jump-start the economy, but even in this friendly environment a lack of early engagement can derail even the most well thought out application.

Accepting elections as Black Swan events carry a number of implications for political strategists and government relations advisors.

Have you complained about a paywall before? Saving a few dollars now could cost Australian democracy a lot more in the long run. CGM's Rebecca Munro makes the case for subscribing to online news.

Our pollies will be inundated with great ideas and problems to solve in the lead up to March. Here are three tips to help you cut through.

With Australia’s media landscape continuing to shrink, new approaches are needed for organisations who want their messages and stories to reach their target audiences.

Donald Trump’s march across Lafayette Square to hold a Bible for a photo opportunity in front of St John’s Episcopal Church was a political ‘Hail Mary’ designed to get him back into the political game.

With government policy changing faster than at any time since the Whitlam Government, engaging with government has never been more important.

Getting the most out of a media interview from home.

CGM director Daniel Smith explains why industry needs to engage with the State Government's skills review.