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We’ve begun a new, light-hearted monthly newsletter from our Strategic Communications Director Andrew Williams! Each month, Andrew will share some thoughts on PR & media issues of the month, along with some entertainment recommendations. profilemedia.com.au/drews-letter-a…

Tony Madison from WiTi continues to take the lead on important issues within the caravan industry. This week the Courier Mail asked whether caravan owners should be required to obtain a special license and Tony weighed in.

Stefan Mazy from DermR Health Solutions has grown into a media pro following many high-profile media appearances. We asked him about his highlights working with the media and it was no surprise that his recent Sunrise interview came straight to mind.

#TheGoodNewsletter This month, Stefan Mazy from DermR Health Solutions joined the team from Sunrise to talk about his world-first, non-invasive device which can pre-screen for cancer - and potentially reduce Australia's health spend by millions.

Earlier this week, Lennon Correia from WA Health Group smashed his first media interviews with 9News and 6PR out of the park. Congratulations Lennon!

When it comes to Valentine’s Day, there is nobody the media loves more than our client, leading Australian intuitive astrologer and psychic, Rose Smith. Who is your love match according to the stars?

Oceanex Energy co-founder and CEO Andy Evans recently highlighted why 2024 is a watershed year for offshore wind, and outlining the abundant resources available in Western Australia that can assist in setting up the industry for success.

Should immobilisers be compulsory for caravans? Our client WiTi was featured on 9News Perth with director Tony Maddison interviewed live to discuss why this should happen as a way to reduce the increasing number of caravan thefts.

In a recent opinion, Kate Keisler, director of Calm and Connected, has emphasised the importance of recognising and addressing the emotional exhaustion and sensory overload that can occur during the holidays.

CEO of Argenica Therapeutics Liz Dallimore was recently featured on Sky News. Argenica is developing a neuroprotective drug with the aim of reducing brain damage at the onset of stroke and will be moving into Phase 2 clinical trials in patients shortly.

While others might have been taking a break over the festive period, Brian at EES Shipping was busy highlighting important issues within his industry. Well done Brian!

Our favourite psychic client Rose Smith from Absolute Soul Secrets has released her forecast for 2024. The results? It's a mixed bag. Take a look at this article in the Daily Mail read more:

The performance of many playing fields would be significantly improved by treating the soil with an organic amendment to improve the soil structure so grass can thrive and grow thickly and evenly. C-Wise CEO, Greg Watts has been driving this issue and sharing knowledge.

2024 is here. It's the year of the wood dragon, a leap year, and (just in case you were wondering) it's MMXXIV in Roman numerals. Happy New Year from the team at Profile Media!

Merry Christmas from the PM Team 🎅🤶🎄🌟

Congratulations to Proteomics International for highlighting their work in the development of a simple blood test that will assist in diagnosing the disease earlier, and potentially help women advocate for their health.

Perth firefighters have been washing windows at select Muzz Buzz stores throughout December, as part of the 17th annual Perth Firefighter's Calendar, raising funds for the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation.

Ensure a green Christmas by heeding the advice of C-Wise CEO Greg Watts: separate your waste, put the right things in the right bins, sort and mix for effective recycling and avoid contaminating garbage treasure.

Congratulations to Calm and Connected Director Kate Keisler on achieving her first in-studio interview on ABC Perth last week. Kate spoke with Afternoons host Michael Tetlow about the traumatic impact that bushfires can have on people, and strategies to cope with trauma.

In this article, our client Mark Gabsch from Bactivate warns that common gardening practices, such as soil tillage, may contribute to increased carbon emissions. Read more: ow.ly/HubS50QbN8a