October 2017 - The 268 | Cannings Purple Newsroom

A new report from the Property Council of WA challenges us to to reconsider the concept of density.

The D Word: reframing the density debate in Perth

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Social licence has only existed for 20 years as a term - but in that time the concept has become ubiquitous.

News, Showcase, Stakeholder Engagement

Social licence and the challenge of finding ‘the overlap’

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Regional roads were among the major recipients of funding as part of the 2019-20 Queensland Budget.

Government Relations, News

Queensland Budget: the numbers that matter

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Jamie Wilkinson says it's empathy, more than authenticity that communicators should be looking for.

Crisis Readiness, Digital, Evergreen, News

Authenticity may not really be what you’re looking for

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Liza Harvey has replaced Mike Nahan as the WA Opposition Leader.

Government Relations, News

Change in Opposition leadership marks ‘campaign start’

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When it comes to looking after the interests of families, big technology seems to go missing in action.

Digital, Showcase

Parents: the forgotten user group

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Queensland Treasurer Jackie Trad has spoken ahead of the State Budget.

Government Relations, News

Queensland Treasurer talks exports, infrastructure spending and Adani

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Labor's new shadow ministry has a unique WA flavour, including WA resources minister Matt Keogh.

Government Relations, News

The ALP’s new shadow ministry – and its unique WA focus

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Ken Wyatt got a standing ovation at the Reconciliation WA Breakfast at Crown.

News, Stakeholder Engagement

‘Grounded in truth’: reflections on Reconciliation Week 2019

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Cannings Purple Senior Consultant Jordin Payne outlines how small businesses can contribute to Reconciliation.

News, Stakeholder Engagement

The ‘small but big’ things you can start doing for Reconciliation

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Authentic photographs, demonstrating real progress, are crucial for communicating about mining projects in Africa.

Highlight, Investor Relations, News

Clear communications in Africa: the expert view

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Close to half of Australia's population was affected by data breaches in the first three months of 2019.

CP Campus, Digital, News, Showcase

More than 10 million people hit by one data breach

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Linda Reynolds, Ken Wyatt, Nola Marino and Christian Porter.

Government Relations, News

The new Coalition ministry – who’s in, who’s out and what does it mean for WA?

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Linda Reynolds has taken on the role of Defence Minister in the Federal Government.

Government Relations, News, Showcase

What it’s like to be a new minister in a federal government

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Jordin Payne examines why some businesses fail at Indigenous employment.

News, Stakeholder Engagement

Why do businesses fail when it comes to Indigenous employment?

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Prime Minister Scott Morrision, Bill Shorten, Clive Palmer and Pauline Hanson.

Government Relations, News

The questions we’re asking after the Federal Election result

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Scott Morrison and his family after he was re-elected as Australian Prime Minister.

Government Relations, News

What to expect from the re-elected Coalition Government

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Bill Shorten and Scott Morrison on the campaign trail.

Government Relations, News

Campaign Countdown: dog days, Pauline visits WA and Mother’s Week

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WA's future economic growth will be linked to a diversified resources base.

Government Relations

WA growth hopes pinned to diversified resources base

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WA Treasurer Ben Wyatt has delivered the 2019 State Budget.

Government Relations, News

The numbers that matter: State Budget 2019-20

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A selection of the Facebook ads being run by parties in the lead-up to the Federal Election.

Digital, Government Relations, News

How Facebook could really help decide the Federal Election

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Bill Shorten and Scott Morrison on the campaign trail.

Government Relations

Campaign Countdown: Space Invaders, disappearing candidates and climate change

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bench, Government Relations, News, Our Pick, Showcase

The Bench: Kate Doust

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Jamie Wilkinson traded his iPhone for a new Samsung and says he isn't looking back.

Why I finally ditched my iPhone (and what I learned)

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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook will focus on privacy.

Is Facebook finally getting serious about privacy?

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It's important you deal with a minority of unhappy stakeholders - not just the happy ones.

Corporate Affairs, Crisis Readiness, Investor Relations, Stakeholder Engagement

Why you should worry about the unhappy two per cent

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Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten square off in last night's leaders debate in Perth.

Government Relations, News

Seven things we learned from the leaders debate

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Government Relations, News

Campaign Countdown: The Great Debate, dinosaurs and Guess Who?

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Diversity is seen as a key to innovation - perhaps even on a mission to Mars.

Why you need diversity and innovation…even on the Red Planet

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The announcement of a Battery CRC for WA marks further progress for the state's battery materials sector.

Government Relations, Investor Relations, News

Battery CRC another step towards powering up new WA ecosystem

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RT @finance_wa: WA Community invited to farewell the grandstands at Subiaco Oval on 30 June before Subi East transformation works begin. h…
"What's in it for me?" - a question that's mostly been missing from the #density debate so far in Perth but an impo… https://t.co/Dhdi4YfguL
West Australians are ready for denser living - but the conversation needs to shift - @franjlawrence takes a look at… https://t.co/4TBMssBMgq
RT @BreastCancer_WA: Today is the Day! Our IGA Purple Bra Day Street Appeal is happening all over Perth CBD! Meet us in the city and make a…
RT @franjlawrence: @LandCorp CEO Frank Marra talking density done right at @PropertyCouncil WA breakfast https://t.co/uvCB0mXbcD