In the lead up to the 2025 federal election, which looked like it might result in a hung parliament, campaign group Better Australia formed to protect against the policy paralysis typical of governments dependent on minority parties for support.

In the face of a campaign to devalue the contribution of non-government schools to Australia’s school system and reduce or remove the government funding they receive, Catholic Schools NSW asked Agenda C to create a communications campaign to defend school choice.

Agenda C partnered with the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) to deliver an integrated campaign that elevated national dialogue around rising antisemitism and drove maximum attendance at the landmark Australian Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism on the Gold Coast.

After a run of successful years building the public and policymaker awareness of chronic pain, consumer advocacy group Chronic Pain Australia was ready to ramp up the pressure on government to recognise and adequately resource chronic pain management by making pain a national health priority. 

Chronic Pain Australia again tasked Agenda C with creating a strategy to engage people living with chronic pain to complete the National Pain Survey, analyse the survey data, create an insightful report on the experiences of people living with chronic pain, and raise community awareness of chronic pain during National Pain Week.

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