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Media relations, media training, crisis management and government relations, from Melbourne.





























Our team has worked in media and government for more than 30 years, as senior journalists and as ministerial media advisors. That is how we know what makes an editor run a story, and how a government decision actually gets made.
Across the AFR, The Age, the Herald Sun, The Australian and the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Run as one-off projects or as ongoing campaigns.
Book a callMedia briefings, press releases, media management and liaison.
Dealing effectively with the media.
Strategy plans and briefing spokespeople.
Lobbying, report writing and submission writing.
Communications strategies for intranet and video files.
Targeting existing and potential investors.
Media advice for capital raising.
Media strategies and media background briefings.
Newsletters, reports, website content, corporate and video files.
We have outstanding accessible links to leading politicians and their advisors across the political spectrum, and experience from working as government ministerial advisors and in senior roles in the bureaucracy. We understand the complexities of the government decision making process.
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George Hazim is a senior Australian journalist, strategic communications adviser and public affairs specialist with more than three decades across journalism, business and government.
A highly sought-after adviser, he remains an active writer and commentator while heading Media & Public Affairs Australia, a leading strategic communications and government relations consultancy.
He has counselled Australian and international companies, senior executives, entrepreneurs and governments on complex media, reputational and public-policy issues, drawing on an extensive network across Australian media, business and politics.
His strength is operating at the intersection of media, business and government - combining a journalist’s instinct for what makes a compelling story with a strategic understanding of reputation, influence and commercial outcomes.
We have the capacity and broad expertise to develop one-off projects or complex ongoing multi-layered campaigns. We provide the strategies and create the resource material to get the job done.
The more you tell us, the more useful the first reply is. We read every enquiry ourselves.
If yours is not here, ask us directly. We would rather tell you straight than have you guess.
Book a callWe handle the public and corporate affairs side of your business. That means getting your story into the media, preparing the people who have to speak for you, managing an issue when it escalates, and putting your case to government.
Both. Our nine services run as single projects or as ongoing multi-layered campaigns. We provide the strategy and create the resource material to get the job done.
Our clients have appeared in the Australian Financial Review, The Age, the Herald Sun, The Australian and the Sydney Morning Herald. Nobody can promise a placement. What we can do is build a story an editor has a reason to run, and take it to the journalist who covers that round.
We have accessible links to leading politicians and their advisors across the political spectrum. Our team has worked as ministerial advisors and in senior roles in the bureaucracy, so we understand how a government decision is actually made.
Preparing your spokespeople to deal effectively with the media, run by people who spent years on the other side of the interview as senior journalists.
Crisis management is one of our nine services. We build the strategy plan and brief the spokespeople. The earlier you call, the more options you still have.
Email hello@mediaaffairs.com.au or use the form on this page. We will talk through what you are trying to achieve and which of the nine services actually apply to it.