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Created with the use of AI as an amalgamation of 80 faces and voices of children, the world now has its first digital spokesperson for children called "Uni", who was revealed at the third edition of the Children’s General Assembly in Billund, Denmark from September 19th to 21st. Uni is now ready to amplify the … Continued
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3/10/2023 What do media personality and Real Housewives of Sydney star Sally Obermeder, singer-actress Samantha Jade, and journalist and presenter Shelly Horton have in common? They are all thrilled to be involved in the inaugural SWIISH WALK4BCNA, which aims to raise funds and increase awareness around the important work of Breast Cancer Network Australia … Continued
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Available for Comment Mr River Night National Disability Sector Advocate Mr Night enjoys live TV, talk show and debate style discussion also given his breadth of experience and confidence on air. He is available for comment on the release of the findings of the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of people … Continued
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Diversity Council Australia’s groundbreaking RISE project is now underway, working alongside pilot organisations including Arup and UTS. The RISE (Realise. Inspire. Support. Energise.) project aims to help culturally and racially marginalised (CARM) women progress in the workplace after a landmark DCA report identified intersectional barriers were locking them out of leadership positions. Participating organisations will … Continued
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As the Australian Government sets about reforming the skills training system, it continues to overlook a critical piece of evidence – that independent skills training providers lead on critical student and employer satisfaction measures. That’s the position of the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the peak body representing independent providers in the skills training, … Continued
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The Trade Subcommittee of the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade will hold a public hearing in Port Campbell today for its inquiry into Australia’s tourism and international education sectors, with an additional public hearing to be held tomorrow in Ballarat. The Subcommittee will hear evidence from a range of stakeholders in regional Victoria’s tourism … Continued
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Business Support for Indigenous Causes Is Growing New Web Data Analysis Shows Changing Norms The war of words surrounding the Voice referendum has created a fog that masks long-term trends. Analysis of online data and behaviour offers a new perspective on how norms are changing in relation to Indigenous causes, and the actions of … Continued
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In an unusual move Midnight Oil have produced, recorded, and paid for a radio advertising campaign in support of a YES vote in the October 14 referendum. The campaign launched, on radio, Monday October 2. The spot is set to the Oils classic “Power & The Passion” and sees front-man Peter Garrett delivering the following … Continued
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Available for Comment Mr Night is in Brisbane this week for In-Studio locations and is able to travel. Mr Night enjoys live TV, talk show and debate style discussions and panels also given his breadth of experience on air. National Disability Sector Advocate MR RIVER NIGHT Stop Oversimplifying Special Education and our Schools and … Continued
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The Australian Government’s measures to protect the integrity of the international education sector have been welcomed by the Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia (ITECA), the peak body representing independent providers in the skills training, higher education, and international education sectors. “Particularly welcome is the publication of data relating to international student agent performance, such as … Continued
