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Media relations

Media is in our DNA. Not only were we founded by journalists, our clients have included some of the country’s biggest media owners, publishers and networks. We understand the new media ecosystem and deal with journalists, producers and editors every hour of every day.

 

Reputation management

Sometimes, an all-hands-on-deck crisis falls in your lap and we’ve guided many clients through tough terrain. We also know that a strong reputation is better built with a proactive, ongoing strategy that delivers a better bottomline and better opportunities.

 

Social media

We can deliver an entire social media service (channel strategies, content, paid campaigns and real-time crisis management) or we can work seamlessly with clients’ existing teams to ensure full integration.

 

Media training

Our highly tailored, interactive media training covers a range of options from full-day training for groups of up to six through to individual refresher sessions. Participants learn how media works, how to develop and articulate your narrative, and techniques before practical on-camera and audio interviews. Perfect for video conference presenting as well.

 

Thought leadership

We work with executives and entrepreneurs to develop thought leadership platforms and strategies that build influence, credibility and trust.

 

Content

Our core team and extended family of former journalists, talented writers, designers, stylists, and video producers create content that connects.

 

Tourism NT
The Ethics Centre
NT Business Events
Mates 4 Mates
Northern Territory Government
Charles Darwin University
Northern Territory Major Events Company
Brand Council
AnalogFolk
Perfectly Sorted
Festival of Dangerous Ideas
Mater Maternity
Hasbro
Barangaroo Delivery Authority
Sydney Airport
Verve Super
Australian Payments Network
Food Frontier
Homeworld
The Star
St Vincent's Hospital Australia
Starlight Childrens Foundation
Parrtjima – A Festival in Light
Teachers Mutual Bank
CarePod
Sydney School of Entrepreneurship
Nurture Her
Art Gallery New South Wales
Monopoly
UniBank