Perth | Western Australia Travel Guide: Hotels, Food, Events & Experiences
Experience Perth, Western Australia, through a distinctive city emblem inspired by its modern skyline, vibrant waterfront and iconic black swans.
Hobart | Tasmania Travel Guide: Hotels, Food, Events & Experiences
Discover Hobart, Tasmania, through a distinctive city emblem inspired by its historic waterfront, harbour scenery and mountain landscape.
LGBT* Weddings, Events & Travel
Published stories exploring LGBT weddings, events, Pride, inclusive travel and destinations* across Australia and beyond. Discover wedding inspiration, community celebrations, cultural events, destination guides and travel stories centred on inclusion, diversity and connection.
Energy #101 Series: A Historical Review and Future Projection of Electricity Production, Use and Demand
Explore how electricity production and use have evolved from the earliest power systems to today’s rapidly changing energy landscape. This Energy 101 historical review examines Australia’s growing electricity demand, the transition to renewable energy and the infrastructure required to support households, industry, transport, data centres and future economic growth.
Energy #101 Series: Why Are Governments Asking AI Data Centres to Bring Their Own Power?
Artificial intelligence is driving one of the biggest increases in electricity demand in decades. As AI data centres grow larger and more power-hungry, governments are increasingly asking developers to “bring their own power” by investing in new generation, batteries and grid infrastructure. This Energy #101 guide explains what the policy means, why it’s emerging, and how AI is reshaping Australia’s energy system, infrastructure planning and stakeholder engagement in plain English.
The Three Ps That Quietly Undermine Belonging
Belonging isn’t created by policies alone—it is built through everyday leadership behaviours. This article explores the Three Ps that quietly undermine belonging—patronising, paternalism and pity—and how leaders can foster greater trust, psychological safety and inclusion through awareness, respect and genuine partnership.
Energy #101 Series: Why Is Gas Back in the Conversation?
Australia’s energy conversation is changing. After years of encouraging electrification and reducing gas use, governments are once again recognising gas as part of Australia’s energy transition. This Energy 101 article explores why policy has evolved and how gas, renewables, batteries and transmission work together to support a reliable energy system.
Energy #101 Series: Renewable Energy Zones: A Global Movement
Renewable Energy Zones (REZs) are transforming how electricity is generated, stored and delivered across Australia and around the world. Discover how different countries are planning the clean energy transition through renewable energy hubs, transmission networks and integrated energy systems, and why coordinated planning is essential for a reliable, sustainable energy future.
Communication Explains Decisions. Stakeholder Engagement Improves Them.
Stakeholder engagement is often mistaken for communication with better branding. In reality, its purpose is far more strategic. This article explores how genuine engagement helps organisations identify risks, gain valuable insights, build trust and make better decisions across infrastructure, energy, government and community-facing projects.
Energy #101 Series: Why Renewable Projects Take So Long — It’s Not Just About Building Wind Turbines
Energy #101 Series: Why Renewable Projects Take So Long — It’s Not Just About Building Wind Turbines: Renewable energy projects are often discussed as though construction is the primary challenge. In reality, years of planning, stakeholder engagement, environmental assessments, heritage studies, grid connection requirements and regulatory approvals typically occur long before construction begins. This Energy #101 article explores the complex journey from project concept to delivery and explains why building renewable energy infrastructure is about far more than simply installing wind turbines and solar panels.