Articles published on August, 2009

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  1. Corporate communications fact number one – perception is reality

    Published on Friday, August 28th, 2009
    You can’t change reality with facts even if your facts are more pertinent than the other persons.  To their own detriment too many people have ignored public opinion on the basis that it’s just plain wrong thinking, and all that’s required is to state the facts. I am not talking about the smacking law - [...]

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  2. Corporate communications fact number one – perception is reality

    Published on Friday, August 28th, 2009
    You can’t change reality with facts even if your facts are more pertinent than the other persons.  To their own detriment too many people have ignored public opinion on the basis that it’s just plain wrong thinking, and all that’s required is to state the facts. I am not talking about the smacking law - [...]

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  3. WHK Gosling Chapman becomes WHK

    Published on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

    Leading business and accounting advisors WHK Gosling Chapman (part of the WHK Group Limited) will simplify its name to WHK from 1 September, 2009. 

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  4. “We can do better” – NZ towns and cities falling short

    Published on Wednesday, August 26th, 2009

    Victorian Government Architect Professor Geoffrey London is visiting New Zealand from 31 August to 2 September and will be available for interviews. He will be talking about improving the quality of our towns and cities, the President of the New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA), Richard Harris announced today.

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    Posted in Media Releases, Miscellaneous

  5. Organics will prosper – never mind the science

    Published on Tuesday, August 25th, 2009
    There is no reason at all to believe the “organic” brand has been seriously damaged following the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) finding that there is essentially no nutritional difference between organic and conventionally produced foods.  Yes, in the wider market organic foods may have lost some of their lustre, but purchases of “brand organic” or “sub-brand [...]

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