Rochelle Hurst on plain English or legalese: Choosing clarity in government communication

Clear communication is often cited as a cornerstone of effective government—but in practice, legal complexity still dominates many public-facing messages. In this interview, Rochelle Hurst,
Content localisation: One message, many communities

As messages now move fast and attention is short, a one-size-fits-all approach in content often misses the mark. As organisations speak to more diverse communities,
Communications leaders must guide organisations through GenAI complexity

As organisations rapidly adopt generative AI (GenAI), the pressure to innovate is running up against the realities of cybersecurity. A growing number of communications and
Redefining workplace communication strategies in 2025

The urgent demand for better communication within Australia’s public sector drives the identification of essential strategies to enhance workplace organisational communication. As we enter 2025,
Effects of ineffective communication in the workplace

Ineffective communication is one of the main causes of misunderstandings in the workplace, often creating hostility, angst, and spite among co-workers. Because of its damaging
Effects of ineffective communication in the workplace
Ineffective communication is one of the main causes of misunderstandings in the workplace, often creating hostility, angst, and spite among co-workers. Learn the “Effects of
The do’s and don’ts on handling a difficult colleague

Loving one’s job usually doesn’t mean loving one’s co-workers. And when you have a colleague that is a bit difficult to deal with, it may
How to handle difficult conversations at work

Conversations at work tend to be smooth and easygoing, then there are times when they are uncomfortable, such as a disagreement or a conflict with
Featured Leader: Jamie Morse on multi-channel strategies for communication

Public Sector caught up with Jamie to talk about the importance and role of effective multi-channel strategies for communication within the government and the workplace while the