Pure Public Relations

31/05/2026

📢 Important update for our clients 📢

We are currently experiencing a temporary email disruption due to a domain transfer process.

Please be assured that all client work, campaigns, and media enquiries continue to be managed without interruption, and our team remains fully operational.

While we work to restore normal email services, you can contact us via:

📧[email protected]
📞 (02) 9688 3325

We appreciate your patience and understanding and will provide an update as soon as the issue is resolved.

02/12/2025

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24/11/2025

This week, we're celebrating three years since Savanah Ebeling joined Pure!

As our Senior Director of Performance, Sav has become an essential force behind so much of what makes Pure run seamlessly. Her unmatched efficiency, systems-driven mindset, and ability to manage a million moving parts with ease elevate the entire team and our clients every single day.

Sav, thank you for your drive, your heart, and your brilliance.

Please join us in celebrating Sav’s Pure milestone in the comments ⬇️

23/11/2025

The news cycle moves fast, but the smartest brands move faster – and that’s exactly where newsjacking becomes a powerful strategy.

We recently jumped on the widely shared story about Sydney’s abandoned 'ghost tower' – a $2.8 billion loss and a perfect example of what happens when major construction defects and compliance failures go unchecked. We worked quickly with our client, the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors (AIBS), to offer expert commentary that added clarity, authority and much-needed context to a story already capturing national attention.

By connecting a headline-grabbing issue to AIBS’s expertise, we positioned the organisation as the voice that explains why these situations happen and what needs to change to fix the sector-wide issue.

This is the value of timely, strategic input: it elevates the client from commentator to trusted authority, strengthens credibility, and ensures their message lands in the moments when audiences are already paying attention.

You can read the full article here 👇

https://www.news.com.au/finance/real-estate/sydney-nsw/28bn-loss-eerie-ghost-tower-simply-abandoned/news-story/e1fd3314049eb7a11399c7cb3bfb789e?btr=18b7660678c79f8c8410880a971ac42c

A 24-storey high-rise apartment block in Parramatta has turned into an eerie “ghost tower” after sitting empty for the past three years.

14/11/2025

What do Australia’s smartest SMEs have in common? They don’t rely on guesswork – they rely on strategy.

Pure Public Relations’ founder, Phoebe Netto, judged two categories for the SmartCompany's 2025 Smart50 Awards, and the standout entries had one thing in common: disciplined, measurable decision-making.

Michupet Supplies took home the Marketing Award, proving that consistent, strategic marketing beats sporadic presence every time. Rather than using social media as a platform to merely promote its products, Michu has established a feedback loop that shapes product design, drives sales, and keeps customers coming back.

This year’s People Power winners, Equality Media + Marketing, prove that a four-day workweek with full pay isn’t a gimmick when it’s tested, measured, and continually refined. Equality showed that when measured and approached with honesty and transparency, investing in people moves beyond an idealistic concept and becomes powerful strategy for commercial and cultural growth.

The key takeaway from this year’s awards is this: The smartest businesses don’t just innovate; they measure how their innovations work.

What do you think of these two impressive approaches to marketing and culture? Let us know in the comments!

09/11/2025

The most effective media stories don’t just share success, they show the expertise behind it.

When Dylan Winik joined Nayax Australia, the global fintech company was just beginning its journey on this side of the world. Drawing on his entrepreneurial background, he helped grow it from a two-person team into a leading provider of cashless payment solutions across Australia and New Zealand.

Our approach for this story in Azzet Australia was to position Dylan as a leader and expert in the fintech space, showcasing his journey from entrepreneur to the driving force behind Nayax’s impressive growth in Australia and New Zealand.

This feature explores how Dylan’s leadership as CEO of Oceania and customer-first philosophy have helped Nayax capture 11% of the company’s global revenue, and how Australia is leading the world in cashless adoption.

By spotlighting both the business and the person behind it, this coverage shows how innovation, persistence and purpose continue to shape Australia’s fintech landscape.

Read the full feature here👇

https://azzet.com/news/the-founders-growing-the-fintech-industry-in-australia

Dylan Winik used his entrepreneurial experience to make Nayax one of the largest cashless payment providers in the country.

31/10/2025

A proud night for the Pure team! ✨

Last night, Pure’s very own Phoebe Netto and Savanah Ebeling, were recognised for their outstanding contributions to the PR industry at the Golden Target Awards.

Both took home Silver awards – Phoebe in the category of Leader of the Year – Agency and Savanah for Professional of the Year – Agency. While Savanah couldn’t be there in person, Phoebe and Varsha Kumar, our Client and Media Lead, represented the team, celebrating alongside some of the industry’s finest.

A huge congratulations to all of the winners and nominees, and a big thank you to CPRA for acknowledging Pure’s work and commitment to excellence.

27/10/2025

October is full of team milestones here at Pure!

This month marks three years since Kara Ready joined our team 🎉

As our Senior Content Creator, Kara’s creativity, sharp storytelling, and thoughtful approach shine through in everything she does.

Check out what the rest of the team had to say about Kara below.

24/10/2025

Every purpose-driven organisation has a story that started it all.

For our client, MissingSchool CEO Megan Gilmour, it was when her son became seriously ill and her family spent 18 months living on a cancer ward. It was an experience that revealed just how easily children can lose not only access to learning, but also their connection to school life and community.

That realisation became the starting point for MissingSchool, which now helps sick and isolated children stay connected to their education.

We’re proud to see Megan and her daughter Mia featured in The Sydney Morning Herald’s 'Two of Us' series, where they share the challenging journey they've been through and how it ultimately made their relationship stronger.

By telling their story with honesty and heart, this feature helped show how MissingSchool’s mission grew from lived experience and why it continues to matter to families across Australia. Because when a child is unwell, the impact extends to the whole family, including siblings who may experience ‘survivor’s guilt’, just like Mia once did.

Read the full feature here 👇

https://www.smh.com.au/national/mia-spent-18-months-on-a-cancer-ward-with-her-sick-brother-she-left-with-survivor-s-guilt-20250922-p5mwzi.html

A narrowly averted family tragedy nearly broke the bond between Megan Gilmour, the co-founder of a not-for-profit, and her daughter, Mia, a yoga teacher.

20/10/2025

Last week, we celebrated seven years of Penelope Holloway! 🥳

As our Head of People and Growth, Pen has been instrumental in shaping Pure into what it is today – driving innovation, championing bold strategies, and leading with warmth, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to our team.

We truly can’t imagine Pure without her!

Please join us in celebrating Pen's Pure milestone in the comments ⬇️