CallidusPR in Ultimo, New South Wales | Consultation agency

CallidusPR

Locality: Ultimo, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9283 4114

Address: Suite 105, 250 Pitt Street NSW 2000 Ultimo, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.calliduspr.com

Likes: 30

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Consultation agency

22.01.2022 Today is the start of National Road Safety Week There has been an 11% increase in the road toll over the past year with more than 1200 Australians killed and over 30,000 seriously injured in the past 12 months. Australians are being asked to do three things:... 1. Stop Driving Blind by minimising in-car distractions 2. Display a yellow ribbon on your car to show you are a road safety advocate 3. Signing the 2016 Road Safety Pledge to drive so others survive at sarahgroup website Here's a video we made for today:http://bit.ly/1O8qR3Q

21.01.2022 Managing reputation can be a risky business !!!! http://bit.ly/28UxhuI

18.01.2022 NFAW budget gender lens definitely worth a read.

17.01.2022 We are hiring! Due to growth in our corporate, professional services, financial services and tech practices we are looking for a Senior Account Manager with at least 5 years experience to help services our clients across the firm. Check out our job ad and please share if you know someone who would like to work with us! http://www.calliduspr.com/careers/

13.01.2022 Outrageous that Domestic Violence deaths are still at epidemic proportions http://bit.ly/294mMnU. Visit http://www.wel.org.au/ to see where each political party stands on #dv before you vote! #welaust #My2CentsWorth

12.01.2022 BROKEN PROMISE? No announcement yet from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on funding for women’s refuges and front line services. Women around Australia listened to the Liberal National Coalition Party Campaign Launch today with hope. Our hopes were dashed. There are just a few days left for Malcolm to make good on his promise. WEL CALLS ON YOU to send a message to the PM, Senator Michaelia Cash and your local member to fund women’s refuges. Email: [email protected] OR [email protected] In his launch speech the PM talked of the right to live without fear of violence and that his first announcement on becoming PM had been on eliminating violence against women. Did an announcement follow? YES Was it about funding for women’s refuges and front line services? NO It was a $64m commitment to crack down on the trafficking of illegal firearms by criminal gangs. Good but not much use to thousands of women and children fleeing domestic violence and needing shelter. In May, WEL wrote to the PM asking him to commit $1billion over 5 years ($200m p.a.) to the Women and Children’s Safety Program (WCSP), to provide women’s refuges and other front line emergency support services for women and their children escaping violence. The Commonwealth contribution to WCSP would be $200 million a year, or just 2 cents a day. To highlight this, WEL launched its #my2centsworth campaign, asking people in the community to urge political leaders to spend the 2 cents a day needed to fund women’s refuges and other frontline services. In his letter to WEL on 15 June Tony Nutt (National Campaign Director for the Turnbull Coalition Team) wrote that ‘The Coalition will make further announcements about specific funding for domestic Violence initiatives, including frontline services, before the election.’ Last week there was a Liberal media release saying, ‘The Turnbull Coalition is resolute in its commitment to ensure women and children are safe in their homes, safe on the streets and safe online.’ www.liberal.org.au//coalition-boost-domestic-violence-fron This $15m announcement was detail about part of the $33.3m ($100m over 3 years) already announced in the Federal Budget. It will go to the 1800RESPECT helpline; a housing innovation fund to provide safe accommodation for women and children; financial counselling and capacity building and access to microfinance; and innovative and collaborative service delivery between specialist family violence service providers and health and social services providers Not good enough from our feminist Prime Minister.

12.01.2022 Just two weeks ago eight people died on the roads in NSW alone on ANZAC weekend. When will we ever learn?

09.01.2022 Great summary of #dv promises by political party #welaust http://huff.to/2942iXY

07.01.2022 Everything PR has rated CallidusPR as one of the best 5 PR firms in Australia - very chuffed!

07.01.2022 Best of luck to Australian @JamesKalusche who has been shortlisted for the final round for the role of Adecco Group 'CEO for One Month' - an amazing achievement #CEO1Month #waytowork http://bit.ly/1Fin8Mx

03.01.2022 This is why the National Foundation for Australian Women is calling on both parties to "stop the war on women" !

02.01.2022 Anyone looking for a PR job in an awesome company !!!

01.01.2022 Happy 9th birthday to us!