Initiative boosts Perth team with five new hires
March 2, 2021 10:45
Initiative’s Perth office has expanded with the addition of five hires, including Steve Hare as group business director and Brianna Wells as senior investment partnerships manager.
Hare will relocate to Perth from London, where he was head of publishing, digital trading, and cinema at the agency, working with clients including Amazon, Converse, Deliveroo, Lego, Patek Phillippe and the Premier League.
In his new role, Hare will lead the Lotterywest, P&N Bank, and Tourism WA accounts, reporting to managing director Luke O’Sullivan, who called the hire a “massive coup”.
IFFR 2021: Small-scale film gems from Rotterdam
Part one of International Film Festival Rotterdam s two-part 2021 festival was sprinkled with enough small-scale gems to suggest arthouse and experimental cinema might still be in reasonable shape. We report back on some highlights Feature by Jamie Dunn | 15 Feb 2021
The gentle pop of 90s faves The Beautiful South was rattling around my head last weekend as I attended my first International Film Festival Rotterdam. Whether you were in Liverpool, Rome or anywhere, really, you could access this year’s edition from the comfort of your own sofa as the 50th IFFR became the latest film celebration to go virtual.
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The parent company of Lion, which owns and distributes some of Australia s most iconic beers, has cut ties with the Myanmar military after it staged a coup this week.
Lion is a wholly owned subsidiary of Kirin Holdings, a Japanese company which had a joint-venture partnership with Myanma Economic Holdings Public Company Limited (MEHL), which is linked to Myanmar s military.
Lion features brands including Tooheys, XXXX, Little Creatures, Iron Jack, Hahn, James Squire, James Boag s and Byron Bay on its website.
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In a statement, Kirin Holdings said it was deeply concerned by the recent actions of the military in Myanmar, which are against our standards and human rights policy .
Australia Day revelry hits London
Australia Day revelry hits London
19th Oct 2011 12:00am | By TNT Today Australia Day, January 26, is upon us again and thankfully London can put on a party as good as our chums in the southern hemisphere.
Australia Day, January 26, is upon us again and thankfully London can put on a party as good as our chums in the southern hemisphere.
It is one day of the year when Australians, decked out in green and gold, descend on London’s watering holes to celebrate what it is to be from the land Down Under.
Marking the day the British landed at Sydney Cove, most of the 600,000 Australians living in London will rock out to Cold Chisel, wage bets on the Triple J Hottest 100 and sink plenty of booze. Even non-Australians are bound to be lured into the merrymaking with all the joie de vivre on display.