There’s no doubt about it; generative AI saves time and elbow grease if you need to churn out large amounts of content.

The problem, when it comes to public communication at least, is that inaccuracy will soon become so “normal” that we’ll have even less trust in anything we’re told.

Imagine you were the head of one of our supermarket giants right now.

Imagine you were the head of one of our supermarket giants right now.

Major reputation issues can rear up from unlikely sources, underlining how important it is for leaders to stay alert and get on the front foot when a problem arises.

The fiasco over botched nominations for NSW council candidates has bitten deeply into the reputation of the Liberal Party for one key reason.

Who’d be a regional airline operator in Australia?

As generative AI continues to evolve at whirlwind pace, many businesses now recognise the need for staff guidelines on the use of this technology - but they’re stumped on how to go about it.

How do you catch something so wild by the tail?

The controversy over Australia’s new vaping laws offers a dramatic lesson for anyone looking to introduce a complex change.

Leading effectively in times of crisis requires clear, unambiguous and authentic communication.

“Corruption” is never a word you want associated with your business or organization - but every leader must prepare for the worst.

As a senior leader, how do you convey crucial messages under pressure?

We frequently see leaders in the media delivering high-stakes news, often unaware of how their word choices, tone and movements shape perceptions.

This week’s clamour over whether Prime Minister Anthony Albanese did or didn’t expect to speak at a major public rally has brought an essential leadership principle into the spotlight.