Access has been the PR agency of record for Tourism and Events NT since 2017, managing highly successful, always-on and major event PR across Australia and New Zealand.
Access has delivered publicity, strategic communications and crisis comms for Australia's hottest winter arts event, Darwin Festival. We manage national and local publicity for this jam-packed and incredibly diverse 18-night celebration of performing arts, visual arts, music, theatre, dance, comedy and more.
Parrtjima is the only Aboriginal event of its kind – a spectacular award-winning and free 10-night festival set in the breathtaking Red Centre.
BASSINTHEGRASS is one of the biggest – and longest running – contemporary music festivals in the country.
Throughout September 2025, the second annual Meet the Makers Festival returned to NSW's stunning South Coast for a month of culinary adventure and creative inspiration.
From strategy to execution, we managed every aspect of publicity, including major announcements, media previews, media calls, famils, and influencer engagement.
Noël Sydney was a Christmas festival that transformed the Botanic Garden and Macquarie Street into a dazzling Christmas wonderland for 16 unforgettable nights in 2022.
We managed an always-on press office,and numerous projects, campaigns and major events spanning Aboriginal cultures and education, general entertainment, ceremonies, New Year’s Eve parties, Aboriginal art projects, contemporary art and culture events, the BLAK Markets, NAIDOC Week and more.
Access managed PR for the final ELEVATE Sydney, a dynamic four-day festival that turned Sydney’s iconic Cahill Expressway into avibrant hub of live music, entertainment, activities, and cutting-edge technology, with Sydney’s iconic harbour as the backdrop.
We have completed a raft of strategic communications across a number of divisions at Power and Water, as well as developing its current Aboriginal Engagement Strategy and Remote Community Unplanned Outages Communications manual.
The Local Government Association of the NT is the peak body representing the local government sector in the NT, representing all 18 local councils.
For four years, Access worked with a number of Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) departments on major projects from corporate restructuring to student services, digital transformation to issues management.