The National Tribune • 11th April 2022 Emma Greenhill wins coveted Young Composer Award The national 2022 Young Composer Award — presented and performed by Willoughby Symphony Orchestra — has been awarded to Emma Greenhill for her enchanting composition titled Korrowall.
SBS News • 22nd April 2021 Climate change is destroying my homeland of Tonga and my home in Australia. Let's act now While sea level rise is hurting my homeland, I am not escaping the impacts of climate change in my adopted home of Western Sydney, writes Reverend Alimoni Taumoepeau.
The Northern Daily Leader • 24th February 2021 Dole increase could hurt poor Moderator Rev. Simon Hansford said the rate would not be enough to sustain basic human dignity, and could even see people back on the poverty line.
2GB, Eternity News & Insights • 22nd October 2020 Gambling harm minimisation campaign Campaign collateral designed to support a push for the reduction of gambling room opening hours
Fuji Xerox Australia • 19th February 2020 FXA Central launch All Staff lockscreen design for rollout of Fuji Xerox Australia's new intranet solution – FXA Central
Fuji Xerox Australia • 17th December 2019 Fuji Xerox Australia Women In Leadership Key member of the FXA Women In Leadership Working Group, a Diversity & Inclusion initiative that delivers vital training, workshops and networking events
University of Technology Sydney • 18th September 2019 UTS short courses Copywriter for the University of Technology Sydney's digital refresh
news.com.au • 27th September 2018 Fitness First fined $12,600 for fee rip-off Fitness First has been fined $12,600 for stinging customers with excessive 50c surcharges on their membership fees.
Ragtrader • 30th August 2018 How good ethical practices could gain you customers ACCC Deputy Chair Delia Rickard said being accredited under the code will allow businesses to promote their ethical credentials to consumers.
SmartCompany • 30th August 2018 Husqvarna admits it likely misled franchisees following ACCC action Outdoor power tools company Husqvarna Australia has admitted it likely misled its franchisees when it told them that the Franchising Code of Conduct did not apply to their dealership agreements.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission • 30th August 2018 Code for ethical treatment of clothing workers reauthorised The Ethical Clothing Australia’s Homeworkers Code of Practice has been reauthorised by the ACCC.
The Sydney Morning Herald • 31st July 2018 Debt collection firm engaged in harassment and coercion "This [case] really does seem to be particularly notable for how egregious it is - it's not very often that a federal court will make a finding that there's been undue harassment, coercion and unconscionable conduct, those are reasonably high hurdles and appropriately so," ACCC commissioner Sarah Court said.
NZ Herald • 27th June 2018 Air NZ fined $16.3m in price-fixing cartel case Co-ordinated raids of airline offices in Europe and the United States on Valentine's Day in 2006 led to price-fixing fines, settlements and costs against Air New Zealand of close to $90m, with the latest penalty against the airline imposed in Australia today.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission • 27th June 2018 Air NZ penalised $15 million for price fixing The Federal Court has ordered Air New Zealand pay $15 million in penalties after legal action by the ACCC against a global air cargo cartel.
The Sydney Morning Herald • 20th June 2018 Baby products maker fined by ACCC for misleading 'organic' claims The company behind popular baby shampoos and body washes, Gaia Skin Naturals, has been fined for making misleading claims that its products are organic.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission • 20th June 2018 ACCC targets misleading organic claims Dreamz Pty Ltd, trading as GAIA Skin Naturals (GAIA), has paid $37,800 in penalties for alleged false or misleading representations after the ACCC issued three infringement notices.
Sydney Morning Herald • 6th June 2018 New report reveals truth about family violence At this year’s ANROWS National Research Conference, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander delegates joined forces to develop the Warawarni-gu Guma (Healing Together) Statement on domestic and family violence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
