Australian Consumers / Centrelink / Territory / Twitter / YouTube / Facebook / State / /
Country
Australia / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Company Expansion / Reorganization / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Public Affairs Convention National Convention Centre / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
IndustryTerm
printing press / phone services / voice services / good complaint-handling systems / communications resources / social media forums / access to government services / deliberate communications strategy / service delivery portal / adequate government services / /
Organization
Department of the Prime / Administration of the Home Insulation Program / High Court / NT Department of Housing / Plain English Foundation in Sydney / Media Authority / Australian Government / MEAA / Federal Court / Department of Education / Public Service / Walkley Foundation / Australian Communications and Media Authority / Employment and Workplace Relations’s administration / Department of Families / Housing / Community Services and Indigenous Affairs / Northern Territory Government / Social Inclusion Unit / Administration of the School Chaplaincy Program / Workplace Relations’s administration / United States Navy / Department of Environment / Water / Heritage and the Arts / Local Government / /
Person
William Tyndale / Noel Pearson / James Bible / Neil James / Allan Hawke / Allan Asher / Chris Chapman / /
Position
Prime Minister / Executive Director / Indigenous language interpreter / Minister / Auditor-General / NSW Premier / King / Governor / chaplain / Chairman / Executive / forward to us taking part / /
TRANSCRIPT Why do good policy ideas turn into porridge? A speech by Commonwealth and ACT Ombudsman Allan Asher to the MEAA and Walkley Foundation’s 2011 Public Affairs Convention National Convention Centre, Canberra A