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We have brought together leaders in our fields in a one-stop-shop for all your communication needs. And our record speaks for itself: powerful, captivating communication told through collaboration and innovation.
We're honoured to have won our inaugural national communication award at the Public Relations Institute of Australia's 2023 Golden Target Awards.
Together with CPB Contractors, our Focus on Safety For What Matters Most campaign was recognised in Australia's top communication and public relations awards.
A great achievement! Congratulations to all the other winners and participants.
We’ve been shortlisted for the Public Relations Institute of Australia 2023 Golden Target Awards 🏆🎇
Working together with CPB Contractors, Focus On Safety For What Matters Most told the stories of workers in a safety campaign run across Australia and New Zealand by Australia’s biggest construction company.
Kim Gwilliam, 40, a Western Sydney local said changing career, and moving into construction was the ‘best career decision she’s made’ as CPB Contractors announces its Women in Construction graduates.
Join us in congratulating the recent graduates of our CPB Contractors Women in Construction pre-employment program.🎓
This is the third time our industry-first program has run, and we continue to be inspired by each participant's enthusiasm, determination and motivation to build a career in construction.
CPB Contractors is committed to building capacity and the skilled workforce our industry needs, and is proud to be delivering this innovative program to help break down the barriers women may face when entering the construction sector.
Read more about CPB Contractors' Women in Construction program here: https://cpbcontractors.cc/44pXeIM
Planning for future CPB Contractors programs is underway, and those interested are encouraged to sign up for news and updates from us here: https://cpbcontractors.cc/3KMrR41
Exactly 100 years ago today, construction started on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. A landmark for and an feat, you can never have too many postcard-perfect angles of our Coathanger.
Smarten up! Neil deGrasse Tyson's message to artificial intelligence in this QuickQ&AI couldn't be more direct: "Your last name is Intelligence!"
The StarTalk global educator, currently touring Australia with his wrestling buddy Adam Spencer, lets loose on our interview program Q&AI when interviewed by for the first time.
If you've got some spare time this weekend, check out the full episode: https://lnkd.in/gDvwa73C or save it for later.
They talk space, Mars, disinformation, the death of the internet – and Pinocchio.
The next episode of Q&AI is certainly out of this world – on an interplanetary scale, starring astrophysicist and global science megastar Neil deGrasse Tyson.
In a world , it’s the first time the host of StarTalk has been interviewed by .
Dr Tyson was intrigued by the Q&AI concept and took for a storytelling test-drive with us. The chat ranged from space exploration and the colonisation of Mars to the perceived threat of AI, the death of the internet and advances in science.
And Pinocchio.
It’s World Bee Day, declared as such in 2017 by the UN to raise awareness of the essential role 🐝 and other pollinators play in keeping people and the planet healthy.
Why May 20? It’s the birth date of Anton Janša (1734–1773), a Slovenian beekeeper – from a nation renowned for beekeeping – and the pioneer of modern .
📷 This amazing series by our co-director and head of photography Cath Bowen.
It's Day of AI tomorrow, where more than 85,000 students across Australia are registered to learn about in a series of hands-on and creative lessons.
Our episode of Q&AI with Professor Toby Walsh from is part of the teaching modules. More here: https://dayofaiaustralia.com/
Day of AI has been developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), i2Learning, CSIRO, CS in Schools and UNSW to introduce students to the knowledge and skills they need to thrive in a world that will be powered by .
The materials can be taught any time until 30 June so check them out!
What will AI put at risk – and what job opportunities will create?
This is one of the questions which itself came up with. And it then asked top AI expert Toby Walsh from UNSW for the answer.
Watch their conversation from Q&AI, the chat show where AI chooses the guest, comes up with the questions and hosts the .
And in the morning, we will remember them.
Picture: Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the East Maitland War Memorial in NSW. 📷Cath Bowen.
🎦 Got a topic you'd like to see covered on Q&AI? 🤖 Let us know in the comments below.
The interview program where chooses the guest, comes up with the questions and hosts the show.
Quick Q&AI: Watch what happens when asks leading researcher Toby Walsh what the biggest ethical and societal challenges from are – and how we can address them.
Welcome to the world premiere of Q&AI – our interview program where chooses the guest, comes up with the questions and hosts the interview.
We asked (or Chat as it wanted to be known) to identify an expert. It picked UNSW's Professor Toby Walsh as its first guest.
We then asked Chat to come up with interview questions and got it to host Q&AI. The first topic of discussion: what artificial intelligence means for the future of humanity.
“I’m much more concerned about not smart AI, but stupid AI,” Professor Walsh tells Chat in their interview.
Awkward.
Watch the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_LSCZawJ-M
Don’t be grumpy that school is back this week 😊. It gives us a chance to join our elephant friend here for a belated shoutout to Emily S Menai High School, who joined us for work experience in December. She spent time on location with us across Sydney, including capturing these images while on the road with our head of photography Cath Bowen.
NSW Department of Education
Taronga Zoo Sydney
CPB Contractors shared a post on Instagram: "Meet Travis Searle, a CPB Contractors Area Manager helping to deliver the Pitt Street integrated station development. 👋 Travis welcomed us into his home recently to chat about why safety is so important to him… “I’ve got two daughters that love s...
The greetings of the season … in a quintessentially Australian way!
Captured by one of our directors and our photographic lead, Cath Bowen, we wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday season.
See you in 2023.
Perspectives of the POWERHOUSE.
Celebrating with the stunning work of our co-director Cath Bowen. Almost time to start getting ready for .
Got a bit of spare time this weekend for some binge watching?
Check out Sydney's Super Tunnel, streaming on SBS Australia On Demand and already watched by more than 2 million Australians: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/sydneys-super-tunnel
This independent documentary series was the brainchild of The Comms Store's co-directors and co-creators Matthew Reilly and Mark Camwell
Take a journey deep below Sydney and behind the scenes of the biggest public transport project in Australian history - from giant boring machines tunnelling deep under Sydney Harbour to our first driverless trains taking to the tracks.
Hurry, it's only streaming until 9 August!
Sydney snapshot: mid-winter 2022, George Street city centre.
With the completion of recent pedestrian works, the central spine of Australia’s biggest city now has an additional 9,000 square metres of space for walking, dining and seating.
The pedestrian boulevard aligns with the tracks running the full length of George Street from Haymarket to Circular Quay.
Nice by The Comms Store's co-creators Matthew Reilly (producer and editor on this project) and Mark Camwell (director of photography) 📽️ Rogue Creative
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuS3G7OQvQk
Take an exclusive tour of Australia’s largest hotel and discover the world-class event facilities, accommodation, dining and service capabilities that sets H...
The power of an in action.
Framed by the famous Ocean Baths, which are currently being renovated, this picture captures the forces of this weather phenomenon.
More common during autumn and winter, East Coast Lows are one of the more dangerous weather systems to affect Australia’s eastern coast and can intensify rapidly over 12-24 hours.
Five East Coast Lows occurred during June 2007 - a rare if not unprecedented sequence, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
“The Bureau has a detailed database of these lows beginning in 1973,” the says. “Each year there are about ten ‘significant impact’ maritime lows. Generally, only once per year do we see ‘explosive’ development.”
📷 by The Comms Store’s Cath Bowen (2020).
📸 360 degree birds-eye photo 🦅: Take a look around our Bays construction site, which is getting ready for tunnel boring machines to arrive later this year. From here, two mega borers will tunnel 9 kilometres to Sydney Olympic Park. Take this 360 degrees aerial image for a spin high above the site of the future Bays Station.
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Exactly 100 years ago today, construction started on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. A landmark for #Australia and an #engineering feat, you can never have too many postcard-perfect angles of our Coathanger. #sydneyharbourbridge
Smarten up! Neil deGrasse Tyson's message to artificial intelligence in this QuickQ&AI couldn't be more direct: "Your last name is Intelligence!" The StarTalk global #science educator, currently touring Australia with his wrestling buddy Adam Spencer, lets loose on our interview program Q&AI when interviewed by #ai for the first time. If you've got some spare time this weekend, check out the full episode: https://lnkd.in/gDvwa73C or save it for later. They talk space, Mars, disinformation, the death of the internet – and Pinocchio. #artificialintelligence #interview #neildegrassetyson #mars #spaceexploration
The next episode of Q&AI is certainly out of this world – on an interplanetary scale, starring astrophysicist and global science megastar Neil deGrasse Tyson. In a world #scoop, it’s the first time the host of StarTalk has been interviewed by #artificialintelligence. Dr Tyson was intrigued by the Q&AI concept and took #AI for a storytelling test-drive with us. The chat ranged from space exploration and the colonisation of Mars to the perceived threat of AI, the death of the internet and advances in science. And Pinocchio.
What #jobs will AI put at risk – and what job opportunities will #artificialintelligence create? This is one of the questions which #ai itself came up with. And it then asked top AI expert Toby Walsh from UNSW for the answer. Watch their conversation from Q&AI, the chat show where AI chooses the guest, comes up with the questions and hosts the #interview. #chatgpt
🎦 Got a topic you'd like to see covered on Q&AI? 🤖 Let us know in the comments below. The interview program where #artificialintelligence chooses the guest, comes up with the questions and hosts the show. #ai #interview
Quick Q&AI: Watch what happens when #ChatGPT asks leading #artificialintelligence researcher Toby Walsh #UNSWSydney what the biggest ethical and societal challenges from #AI are – and how we can address them.
Welcome to the world premiere of Q&AI – our interview program where #artificialintelligence chooses the guest, comes up with the questions and hosts the interview. We asked #chatgpt (or Chat as it wanted to be known) to identify an #AI expert. It picked UNSW's Professor Toby Walsh as its first guest. We then asked Chat to come up with interview questions and got it to host Q&AI. The first topic of discussion: what artificial intelligence means for the future of humanity. “I’m much more concerned about not smart AI, but stupid AI,” Professor Walsh tells Chat in their interview. Awkward. Watch the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_LSCZawJ-M
Got a bit of spare time this weekend for some binge watching? Check out Sydney's Super Tunnel, streaming on SBS Australia On Demand and already watched by more than 2 million Australians: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/program/sydneys-super-tunnel This independent documentary series was the brainchild of The Comms Store's co-directors and co-creators Matthew Reilly and Mark Camwell @roguecreativemedia Take a journey deep below Sydney and behind the scenes of the biggest public transport project in Australian history - from giant boring machines tunnelling deep under Sydney Harbour to our first driverless trains taking to the tracks. Hurry, it's only streaming until 9 August!
Sydney snapshot: mid-winter 2022, George Street city centre. With the completion of recent pedestrian works, the central spine of Australia’s biggest city now has an additional 9,000 square metres of space for walking, dining and seating. The pedestrian boulevard aligns with the #sydneylightrail tracks running the full length of George Street from Haymarket to Circular Quay. #sydneycbd #videoproduction #StrategicCommunications #sydneylife
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