Our Campaigns

Gunggandji Aerospace is Australia’s first and only Indigenous-owned aerospace consultancy. It facilitates non-traditional pathways into a career in the Australian space industry and other emerging sovereign sectors for Indigenous Australians and other disadvantaged communities. This innovative approach to workforce development was designed to inspire and support First Nations Australians to be active participants in aerospace and emerging industries. Not only will this encourage more people into the workforce, but it will also ensure Australia’s defence capabilities are met.

Founder and Managing Director Gunggandji Aerospace Daniel Joinbee is a proud descendant of the Gunggandji People of Yarrabah and a retired Air Force veteran.

Every year on September 25, the Australian community (and the world) say thank you to community pharmacists to recognise the importance of their role in looking after our health and celebrate our appreciation for their hard work.

In 2022, their achievements were demonstrated throughout the Covid-19 pandemic on the frontline by administering nine million vaccines and providing professional health advice and services to free up space in GP clinics and emergency departments.

At the end of 2021, with an election due in the following year, the community pharmacists’ representative body, the Pharmacy Guild of Australia, resolved to run a campaign to encourage politicians to lower the cost of the PBS co-payment, making medicines more affordable for all Australians.

Agenda C partnered with Chronic Pain Australia to design the research approach and questions to create tailored media opportunities. This shaped media conversations during National Pain Week 2022 to focus on the idea that all Australians living with chronic pain should receive Triple AAA standards of care – Awareness, Accessibility and Affordability.

In June 2022, the top issues affecting patients were private health insurance costs, emergency department wait times, and access to mental health care. Medicine affordability was another big concern for respondents, with only 25% saying prescription medicine is affordable, and surgery wait times, with 56% of people needing surgery within 30 days waiting 31 days or more.

Health Professionals Bank partnered with the Australian College of Nurses to undertake a survey of nurses and develop policy recommendations that the ACN could present at meetings with government.

Agenda C helped HPB and ACN design the research approach and questions. When the results of the survey came back, Agenda C worked with the HPB and ACN to identify the insights and formulate key asks that emerged from them. As the report took shape, Agenda C ensured that the policy proposals which flowed from the report and were featured as policy-maker take-outs were clear, backed by evidence, and actionable.