Communication, Featured Leader

Neil's perspective makes something clear: loneliness at work doesn’t begin with people withdrawing—it begins with communication breaking down.

Neil Morrison on why workplace loneliness in Australia is really a communication problem

Adrianne Saplagio December 5, 2025

Workplace loneliness isn’t an abstract wellbeing issue anymore—it’s becoming one of the most telling markers

A Zoom study reveals how young Australians exposed to AI view its impact on customer experience and workplace use, highlighting their expectations and concerns.

Zoom report reveals Gen Z’s mixed feelings about AI at work

Adrianne Saplagio November 16, 2025

A Zoom study reveals how young Australians exposed to AI view its impact on customer

ACCAN urges telcos to reinvest savings from reduced spectrum licence fees into services that directly benefit consumers, rather than keeping windfall profits.

Telcos urged to pass on benefits of reduced spectrum fees

Commsadmin November 16, 2025

ACCAN urges telcos to reinvest savings from reduced spectrum licence fees into services that directly

Everyday media engagement—not major crises—is where many public sector organisations quietly lose control of their narrative.

Blair Speedy on why fast, informed engagement beats perfect messaging

Adrianne Saplagio April 13, 2026

Everyday media engagement—not major crises—is where many public sector organisations quietly lose control of their narrative. Despite having robust strategies and approval frameworks in place,

Public sector communicators are working in one of the most demanding environments in government.

From policy to people: What to expect at Public Sector Comms Week 2026

Commsadmin April 10, 2026

Public sector communicators are working in one of the most demanding environments in government. Expectations are rising, scrutiny is constant, and the need to communicate

Clear communication is often cited as a cornerstone of effective government—but legal complexity still dominates many public-facing messages.

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

Adrianne Saplagio April 10, 2026

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,

Neil Morrison on why workplace loneliness in Australia is really a communication problem

Adrianne Saplagio December 5, 2025

Workplace loneliness isn’t an abstract wellbeing issue anymore—it’s becoming one of the most telling markers of organisational health. And while many Australian companies believe they’ve

While companies are expanding globally and investing heavily in AI, many leaders still face major cross-border connectivity challenges.

AI absorbs nearly half of tech budgets as connectivity risks grow

Commsadmin December 5, 2025

A new Global Business Connectivity Outlook Report shows that while companies are expanding globally and investing heavily in AI, many leaders still face major cross-border