How our Northstar Framework helped a comms team save $40,000

Study Canberra’s existing website was repurposing content directly from universities around Canberra.
Keeping Australian travellers safe through clear information

On this project, we completed more content than even our best-case projections, and came in on time and under budget.
Clearer brand decision guidelines for the city of Canberra

Brand Canberra needed a set of brand guidelines telling people which brand to apply and when.
Streamlining a complex content ecosystem

The ACT Government had a clear mission: to promote Canberra in Australia and around the world. But its online presence was too fragmented to do that effectively.
A city investment prospectus for the world stage

Once pandemic lockdowns were lifted, the ACT Government reignited face-to-face international trade opportunities with Singapore.
Changing lives with a new way of thinking about healthier workplaces

The ACT Government is at the forefront of a new way of thinking about what it means to be a healthier workplace. Gone are the days when it was enough to offer a yoga class and a fruit bowl.
Protecting Australians by advancing pharmacy education

The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) needed a clear website that was easy to navigate: one that answers people’s questions and streamlines interactions.
Everyday Climate Choices: Website redesign

Redesigning the Everyday Climate Choices website for a better user experience.
Canberra Story

For many years, Canberra had been seeking an identity: a way of describing what is uniquely ‘us’; who we are at our best, and what we have to offer. Our city needed something more substantial than a set of attributes, and more authentic than a list of claims any city could make.
NEMA intranet content strategy and content production

A key recommendation of the Royal Commission into Natural Disaster Arrangements was for the Australian Government to create NEMA: a new agency to help Australian communities recover from disasters and prepare for all hazards.