Come along and enjoy catching up with friends, colleagues and fellow practitioners in Christchurch. Your first drink is on us.

4 Sessions: Storytelling + News Writing + Writing for the Web + Speechwriting
Shifts and subtleties in the way we interact with the written word challenge traditional approaches. Weekly professional development sessions will run throughout November, each one designed to build your confidence as a writer, help you find the right words to engage your communities and tell stories that transform.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! The workplace is dead. Long live the workplace. The tectonic plates of COVID19, automation and artificial intelligence have collided and changed the workplace for good.

Come and see 2021 off in style with local comms colleagues! Enjoy an after-work drink with us at the beautiful Hudson Bar on Victoria St, off of Chews Lane.

14 December 2021 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Waikato Division Christmas Celebration Join your Waikato comms colleagues as we say farewell to 2021 and…

We’ve all heard claims of fake news and reports of declining media trust. Interestingly, public trust in mainstream news media during the Covid-19 pandemic period has been declining in some countries (eg the USA) and yet increasing in others (eg in the Nordics). What are the implications of these varying levels of media trust for communication professionals in governments, corporations, NGOs, and so on across the globe?

Join our live webinar with PRINZ Awards Chief Judges – Denise Mackay FPRINZ, APR and Andrew Pirie FPRINZ – for tips and insights into what the judges are looking for in the winning entries. This webinar will include a Q+A session.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming integral to organizations’ communication practices, but how does the integration affect professional communicators’ ethical judgement? This three-part event aims to offer answers to communication professionals who question the ethics of using AI – and recommendations for those who are ready to experiment with AI-assisted communication.

The workplace is dead. Long live the workplace. The tectonic plates of COVID19, automation and artificial intelligence have collided and changed the workplace for good

Activating a sponsorship, engaging with stakeholders at a networking function, launching a new product or initiative, hosting an event or organising an internal seminar are all part of an annual MarComms Plan. If events create a powerful connection with guests at an emotional level, how do we keep everyone safe during these times of covid?

Whether you are thinking of applying for Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) or you just want to find out more about this internationally recognised programme, this Zoom meeting will be a great opportunity for you to understand what the programme involves and ask any questions of the Chief Examiner.

The workplace is dead. Long live the workplace. The tectonic plates of COVID19, automation and artificial intelligence have collided and changed the workplace for good.