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Two sacred seasons. One shared hope for peace, renewal, and togetherness.Wishing all those celebrating Passover and East...
02/04/2026

Two sacred seasons. One shared hope for peace, renewal, and togetherness.
Wishing all those celebrating Passover and Easter peace, renewal, and time with loved ones.

In uncertain times, may these sacred seasons bring comfort, hope, and togetherness. Chag Pesach Sameach and Happy Easter from your team at Agenda C.

Happy Australia Day! 🇦🇺🦘🐨Today we celebrate the spirit that binds us: a nation of many stories, backgrounds, and dreams,...
26/01/2026

Happy Australia Day! 🇦🇺🦘🐨

Today we celebrate the spirit that binds us: a nation of many stories, backgrounds, and dreams, united as one. From the oldest continuing culture on Earth to every new arrival who calls this place home – we are stronger together.

We are one, and we are many.

Today, Australia observes a National Day of Mourning for the 15 lives lost in the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach on 14 ...
22/01/2026

Today, Australia observes a National Day of Mourning for the 15 lives lost in the terrorist attack at Bondi Beach on 14 December 2025, during the Chanukah by the Sea celebration.

We remember:
Edith Brutman
Dan Elkayam
Boris Gurman
Sofia Gurman
Alex Kleytman
Yaakov Levitan
Peter Meagher
Reuven Morrison
Marika Pogany
Matilda
Eli Schlanger
Adam Smyth
Boris Tetleroyd
Tania Tretiak
Tibor Weitzen

Our deepest condolences to their families, the Jewish community, and all touched by this act of hate. We honour the courage of heroes like Ahmed al-Ahmed, the Gurmans, Reuven Morrison, lifeguards, and police who risked everything to protect others. United against hate. May their memories be a blessing. 🕯️📷

Ever wonder what everyday NSW voters actually want politicians to do about the cost of living squeeze and big state proj...
20/01/2026

Ever wonder what everyday NSW voters actually want politicians to do about the cost of living squeeze and big state projects?

We asked them in our fresh 2026 NSW State of Affairs Report and the answers are crystal clear.

Voters are saying loud and proud: Fund bold ideas with federal investment, smarter budget choices, and private partnerships... NOT by hitting households with higher taxes, extra charges, or more debt.

Plus, younger people are seriously worried about their future (housing, jobs, bills) and need real assurances not just talk.

If you're in policy, business, or just care about where NSW is headed, this report is a must-read.

Download it free now: www.agendac.com.au/research-service/nsw-state-of-affairs-2026/

What’s your biggest worry for 2026? 👇

NSW is not short on policy. It’s short on credibility and visible delivery. Agenda C's Synesis Research uncovers what Ne...
16/01/2026

NSW is not short on policy. It’s short on credibility and visible delivery. Agenda C's Synesis Research uncovers what New South Wales voters are thinking and where they want to see action.

This is what they had to say:
• 29% of people don’t know anything about the Housing Delivery Authority
• NSW voters prioritise lowering energy prices over the clean energy transition
• Lowering energy prices dominates the conversation around improving productivity
• Core State Government services are trusted by NSW voters


See more insights here: www.agendac.com.au/research-service/nsw-state-of-affairs-2026/

It’s not culture, it’s cashflow.Everyone argues about values. Voters are doing cashflow.In NSW, “should we have kids?” i...
14/01/2026

It’s not culture, it’s cashflow.

Everyone argues about values. Voters are doing cashflow.

In NSW, “should we have kids?” is increasingly “can we survive the weekly shop, rent, power bills and childcare at the same time?”

Our research shows cost pressure easing is the biggest factor that would move people toward having children. The data says it's a feasibility problem.

View our latest research insights: Agenda C Synesis Poll - NSW State of Affairs: https://agendac.com.au/research-service/nsw-state-of-affairs-2026/

22/12/2025

As 2025 wraps up, we want to say thank you.

To everyone who supported Agenda C this year: your trust means a lot. We’re proud to lead with purpose and deliver campaigns that inform, educate, and influence public decision making, so messages land where they matter most.

The team is taking a short break and we’ll be back on 5 January 2026. Wishing you a safe, restful, and happy holiday season. 🎄🕎

Tonight we lit two kinds of light.Chanukah candles by the window, marking continuity, courage, and the insistence on lif...
15/12/2025

Tonight we lit two kinds of light.

Chanukah candles by the window, marking continuity, courage, and the insistence on life in the public space.

Alongside them, a memorial candle to honour the fifteen people lost at Bondi. We mark the respect and the lives of people whose light was taken too soon. They are remembered as people, not as a moment in the news.

We work closely with many Jewish organisations and brands, and this moment matters to us both personally and professionally. Different lights, different meanings, held side by side with care.

May the memory of those who were taken be a blessing, and may light continue to insist on itself.

Millennials and Gen Z are the new power voters. They shape elections, policy direction and brand loyalty. Ignore them an...
19/11/2025

Millennials and Gen Z are the new power voters. They shape elections, policy direction and brand loyalty. Ignore them and you risk creating a vacuum of engagement.

Together, they dominate the electoral map and consumer behaviour. Millennials bring cross generational influence, financial weight and deep professional networks. Gen Z drives cultural trends and digital conversations at speed. Both expect conviction policy, authenticity, inclusivity, transparency and digital first engagement.

If you want to connect with the generational bloc shaping Australia’s future, let’s talk about a strategy and message that genuinely resonates.

25/09/2025

Australian voters believe councils should be doing more to confront issues such as antisemitism and religiously motivated hostility.

Agenda C commissioned research showing that action against intolerance is viewed positively across political lines. Importantly, younger Australians would look more favourably on councillors who take a stand against antisemitism and similar forms of discrimination.

The findings demonstrate that visible council action can build community confidence, while inaction risks undermining trust.

We were proud to partner with Alex Polson and his team at Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) to shape public discourse around a landmark Gold Coast summit that brought together leaders from across Australia and the region.

To drive engagement, Agenda C delivered a fully integrated campaign:
•⁠ ⁠Traditional public relations and national media outreach
•⁠ ⁠Targeted email marketing
•⁠ ⁠A central website hub to connect stakeholders
•⁠ ⁠Visual branding and design assets
•⁠ ⁠Video production and marketing
•⁠ ⁠Event production materials
•⁠ ⁠Multi-channel content creation

The summit achieved national media coverage with just under 1,000 mentions across all broadcast channels and mastheads, igniting productive conversations about how communities can stand together against the world’s oldest hatred.

We are making a difference for millions of Australians living with or caring for someone with chronic pain. Recently win...
20/05/2025

We are making a difference for millions of Australians living with or caring for someone with chronic pain.

Recently winning the Health and Wellbeing Award at the PRCA APAC Awards 2025 for “Pain Colours Our World” Campaign.

This recognition is a testament to the dedication, creativity, and commitment of Chronic Pain Australia and their trust in the team at Agenda C.

The 2024 campaign revealed chronic pain as an underlying factor in sluggish national productivity and family breakdown, highlighting how the knock-on effects colour all of our worlds.

At an Australian Parliament House event at the end of last year, politicians told us that, thanks to the chronic pain community, they could now see a condition which is often invisible, as well as the wider impact unmanaged pain has on our nation.

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