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How to support International Women’s Day 2025

International Women’s Day (IWD) is more than just a day of recognition—it’s a movement that demands action, accountability, and advocacy.

As we celebrate IWD 2025, it’s time to consider how we can contribute to gender equality in meaningful and impactful ways. Whether you’re an individual, a brand, or part of the media, there are steps you can take to support and amplify women’s voices in Australia and beyond.

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How to Prepare for Euro Summer Trends 2025

As we edge closer to Euro summer, trends are set to ignite new narratives in lifestyle, fashion, and travel industries. For brands looking to make their mark, preparing for these trends through strategic marketing and PR is crucial.

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2025 back to work essentials

Are you looking for back to work essentials that are a must for 2025? Look no further - we’ve got you covered for some of our non-negotiables for the new year. Let’s embrace productivity, happiness, style and comfort with our linked images that make life even easier for you!

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4 Marketing Trends to Watch in 2025

The marketing landscape in 2025 promises to be more innovative and immersive than ever, with brands leveraging advanced technologies and refined strategies to connect with their audiences on deeper levels. Let’s explore four key trends shaping the year ahead: sensory marketing with food, seasonal marketing in contextual environments, augmented reality (AR) for virtual experiences, and the rise of social commerce.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month X Flaunter

October marks a powerful moment of unity as we come together to celebrate pink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In Australia, breast cancer remains the most common cancer among women, with nearly 20,000 people diagnosed each year. The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is leading the way, dedicating itself to funding research that aims to change the future for those affected by this disease. But they’re not doing it alone.

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