Axiom’s team of experienced senior consultants can project-manage and develop all your printed collateral to deliver credible, well-crafted communication tools.
Writing
Over recent years Axiom has been involved in the writing and/or editing of a number of annual reports including those for:
- Department of Primary Industries
- Department of Premier and Cabinet
- VicTrack
Our writing talents have been recently called upon to develop comprehensive case studies on community based organisations for the Department for Planning and Community Development’s SCOP Ministerial Report.
Speeches
Recent examples of speeches and speaker notes written by Axiom consultants include:
- Minister for Sport & Recreation – a frontispiece in the Get Active Challenge handbook as well as launch event speech
- Minister’s Messages for Department of Primary Industries publications including the DPI Story (corporate brochure), DPI Annual Reports, Fishing Guide and inaugural Primary Voice newsletter
- Speeches for Minister for Primary Industries on a range of issues
- Speech pointers for Premier for opening of DPI Office and Research Facility including the Marine Discovery Centre
Website Content
Axiom was retained in 2007 by Department for Planning & Community Development to develop and implement a 15 month men’s health campaign – The Get Active Challenge. This required a dedicated webpage hosted by the Go For Your Life website, detailing the background to the Challenge, FAQ’s, fact sheets, links to relevant health/wellbeing websites – all the critical elements of a community-focused website.
In 2006 the Department of Justice retained Axiom to review, edit and re-write website content for the Office of the State Coroner. This involved working with the DoJ team to reduce an oversized and unwieldy site to a simple, user-friendly format. Achieving the appropriate tone was essential, given the sensitive nature of the State Coroner’s work. The website content was one element of a wider brief to write and produce a range of communication tools, which required fast attention and delivery within a tight timeframe.