Only three percent of statues in Australia honour non-fictional, non-royal women: the vast majority are of dead, white men. So why has a statue of a brilliant female athlete incited such anger? In March this year, Melbourne sports photographer Michael Willson captured Carlton footballer Tayla Harris in flight, kicking a…
Almost 3000 Australians revealed their perceptions of Australia’s beef industry to the University of Queensland (UQ) last year. In the main, the results are positive. According to lead researcher Dr Bradd Witt, Australians have more trust in the industry than other resource-based industries or the financial sector. (NT Country Hour)….
“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” – John F Kennedy Currie is proud to have a long-standing partnership with the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s Mentoring Program. The program brings people seeking asylum together with volunteer mentors from vocational, professional and business sectors, exposing them to professional networks that can…
In the lead up to school exams in the country, it was commonplace to hear someone scrunch a piece of paper, toss it at the bin and exhale “It’s fine, if I fail I’ll just go back on the farm.” ‘Ag’ was the ‘bludge subject’; the one kids usually took…
In the quest for a positive impact on the world, Currie Communications and many of our clients voluntarily hold ourselves to a high standard of governance, transparency, environmental and social impact. We prove this as a certified B Corporation. A large aspect of B Corp certification is using the power…
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