Computers and associated software have become vital tools for long range communication, particularly during the COVID pandemic. They can help people ‘talk around the world’, help maintain professional relations, and...
Read MoreGreat to see art and science attracting local (and media!) attention in NE Victoria. This new nature-based mural is fantastic and deserves accolades for Chiltern-based artist Kirrily Anderson.Come and have...
Read MoreIt’s finished! Check out the huge mural at Chiltern (in NE Victoria) depicting the incredible diversity of plants and animals found in the surrounding national park and private lands. Local...
Read MoreThe latest series of podcasts at Charles Sturt Stories (on Soundcloud) includes interviews I recorded in 2019 with leading ecological researchers from Charles Sturt University. This included Professor Lee Baumgartner...
Read MoreThe face of collaboration is changing. The COVID-19 pandemic is fundamentally shifting the ways we work together. Where once we met face-to-face, the pandemic has opened the doors to far...
Read MoreThe Comms Doctor is working with artist Kirrily Anderson to install a giant mural depicting the amazing biodiversity found in the Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park in North East Victoria, including...
Read MoreCollaboration is complex. It needs time and resources to establish and nurture. When it works, it provides immeasurable satisfaction and goodwill between individuals, groups and organisations as well as achieve...
Read MoreAs a social researcher, I investigate the barriers to collaborative research in regional Australia between landholders, government agents, researchers and their institutions. Collaboration really is vital for natural resource management...
Read More2020 is proving to be a busy year for epidemiologists. In the current global pandemic, media are daily seeking the wisdom and expertise of these scientific research specialists to help...
Read MoreNever let it be said that The Comms Doctor® shies away from a challenge – bushfires, blue-green algae outbreaks and a global pandemic have provided ‘unique’ work circumstances for The...
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