Place Branding Australia is back
After COVID scuttled plans for last year’s conference, Place Branding Australia is back with a new agenda and fresh insights.
25 March, 2021After COVID scuttled plans for last year’s conference, Place Branding Australia is back with a new agenda and fresh insights.
25 March, 2021NSW’s first night time commissioner outlines his vision for the 24-hour-economy.
18 March, 2021The federal budget offers a lifeblood to local government to drive economic recovery, councils say.
6 October, 2020Indigo Shire Council will deliver a project to digitally recreate the trials of Ned Kelly.
1 October, 2020Councils are banking on next week’s budget to deliver an extension of Commonwealth stimulus measures.
1 October, 2020Australia’s new $10 million national brand logo bears an unfortunate resemblance to a coronavirus.
3 July, 2020What we are facing today is a threat of such magnitude that there will likely be a collective form of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder that will limit our ability to do the necessary reflection for future planning.
2 April, 2020A new website is taking an innovative approach to selling Tasmania to the world.
9 March, 2020The Place Branding Australia 2020 conference takes place in the home of Dark Mofo this June.
17 February, 2020If it’s a place and it’s in Australia, you can bet it’s got a nickname.
15 August, 2019A fire-hit Tasmanian council will use a visitor tracking app to gather data on tourism recovery.
4 August, 2019Community-led events that showcase the personality and culture of a place are the ideal platform for encouraging locally driven visitation.
11 July, 2019Noosa is being loved to death by tourists, and residents have had enough.
20 June, 2019Film-friendly councils can win money, jobs, tourists and cultural capital.
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