T he beauty of listening to a podcast is not just its content, but where you can listen to one. From at home while doing the housework, to the gym (post-COVID), the car, walking the dog to even while you’re taking a bath. Podcasts have been around for nearly two decades, but the format has […]
S ince COVID-19 hit our shores, I am constantly being told the fundamentals of making connections, building relationships and B2B marketing has changed where businesses now need to diversify their message to engage with their current and prospective clients. For Resource Industry Media, first and foremost the health and safety of my clients is my […]
T he current talk about the revitalization of Australian owned and made products is gaining traction around the country due to the current COVID-19 crisis however, is it just talk and is the Australian government really going to support home-grown manufacturing? For the past 30 years, Australian manufacturing has declined largely due to globalization making […]
T he Australian resource and construction industry grows more competitive by the day where nothing is more important to your business than making the right connections though effective communications. Resource Industry Media specialise in strategic business communications, engagement and events for the engineering, manufacturing and services sector working within the resource and construction industry. Our […]
E very business is affected due to the coronavirus outbreak. Yet, they must act as the lifeline in supporting many people from producing, delivering essentials to providing livelihood for the workforce. However, I believe this is the time to think outside of the box, become innovative and to bring your entrepreneurial spirit to the forefront. […]
Evolution Mining’s gold mine Cracow Mine. Inset: Jason Floyd. P otential Central and Northern Queensland goldmines with the possibility of earning millions are being discovered but for one such gold mining company it’s not about striking it rich but more about building a better business. “Our vision is to be a world leading gold company […]
P ut your hand up if you knew the Nationals Member for New England Barnaby Joyce was going to lose his challenge for the top spot as leader for the Nationals and Deputy Prime Minister this week. I’m sorry Barnaby, but you went too soon. It maybe a tactic to challenge again but even if […]
E very business these days is, or has some element of, an environmental challenge to society. The days of confrontation, argument and denial over climate change is over with the devastating fires in NSW, Victoria and South Australia fundamentally changing the debate and cementing public attitudes not only here in Australia, but around the world. […]
W hen I was a kid in the early eighties Bob Brown was a hero and a leader. He, along with only a few people, stood-up against the damming of the Franklin River against the Tasmanian Government. At the time, the green movement was practically non-existent but the support Bob eventually received stopped the construction […]
B elieve it or not, children are the best communicators. There are no filters and their sense of wonder enables them to ask questions and to say what they mean. For the past 25 years, the world has lived in the bubble of a communication revolution with the birth of the internet and in many […]