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Events Diary

See what events are on across Australia to avoid clashes. Members do their utmost to avoid direct clashes by listing their events as soon as they start planning them. This honest & open system has worked extremely effectively since 2004 and direct clashes are rare as a result!

News

Members can submit a variety of items to the Social Diary newsletter which is sent daily at noon. The newsletter is packed full of helpful info like media & celebrity contacts, editorial opportunities, influencer info, sponsorship offers and much more. Members can also view Industry Profiles and submit their furry friends to Fang’s Pet of the Week. Arf!

Database

Members can access a variety of industry databases to find contacts of Journos, Talent, Brands & Suppliers; and add themselves as the contact for their clients. The database is self-cleaning, allowing members to report inaccurate info to keep it as current as possible. Plus, if you can’t find what you’re looking for here - we’ll find it for you!

PR Market Place

PR Market Place allows anyone looking for a PR Agency in Australia to find them all in one convenient location. Social Diary members (who are either a PR Agency or PR Freelancer) are automatically listed on PR Market Place, and brands can access the service for free.

Celeb Calendar

A running calendar of international celebrities coming to Australia: when they arrive, how long they’re here for, why they’re here and how to contact them. Your one-stop shop to finding the right celebrity, right here on our doorstep.

Member Offers

Amazing competitions run every Friday in the newsletter, allowing members to own the top spot in the newsletter to showcase their client simply in return for spoiling other members. The prize pool each week is a minimum $500 value & includes trips away, event invites, beauty products and unique experiences. Good luck!

Staff Search

A reverse employment site allowing job seekers to list themselves for members looking for staff. Applicants can list themselves in the categories of Intern, Freelancer or Full-Timer, and describe what kind of job they’re looking for, when they’re available and attach their CV. Your next star employee could be right here.

Pic Gallery

A collection of albums from events all over Australia, as well as pics from the huge annual Social Diary costume parties! Members can submit a blurb and details about their client straight after their event. Party albums exist on Social Diary in perpetuity and are a great way to showcase your work to the industry and beyond.

My Dashboard

Members can manage their company’s subscription from this dashboard with ease: edit their details, add or delete colleagues, change their preferences, check their expiry date and renew.

Hottest Parties

The PR Hub A Home For Every Child Gala Dinner

Ivy Ballroom, Sydney

23rd November, 2018

On Friday 23 November Adopt Change, with major sponsor, Hancock Propsecting, held a black tie, fundraising dinner at the Ivy Ballroom in Sydney, as part of National Adoption Awareness Month. The event, titled, A Home For Every Child Gala, was part of a month long campaign being run by Adopt Change, to show the solidarity of Australians who want to ensure all children have access to a safe, nurturing and permanent home.
The event was hosted by Adopt Change ambassador, Sandra Sully, and featured performances from The London Essentials and 2014 NT Australian of the year, Shellie Morris. Guests at the event included Mrs Gina Rinehart, the Hon. Pru Goward, NSW Minister for Family & Community Services, Fox Sports presenter Louise Ransome, former AFL player Brad Murphy, the ‘Bearded Baker’ Ameer El-issa, Daniella Boutros, Helen McCabe and former NSW opposition leader Kerry Chikarovski.
National Adoption Awareness Week (NAAW), which was founded by Deborra-lee Furness in 2008, has become an annual event each November. In 2018 it has evolved from a week to a month, with Adopt Change inviting all Australians to turn November into ‘Yes-vember’, and say ‘yes’ to #AHomeForEveryChild, ensuring the rights of children are put first and all children have access to a safe, nurturing and permanent home.
During the month, Adopt Change were asking people to post their #AHomeForEveryChild cap photos to social media, with supporters ranging from local politicians through to ambassadors and international celebrities, including founder and patron Deborra-lee Furness, Hugh Jackman, Naomi Watts, Nicole Warne and Andy Lee.
There are close to 50,000 Australian children living in out of home care in Australia, many for two years or more. This is enough children to fill most Australian sporting stadiums, including the Sydney Cricket Ground. These children often move multiple times, and for an average of 12.5 years before ageing out of the system at eighteen. In 2017, only 315 children were adopted, less than 1% of those requiring a permanent home.