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A masterplan for South Australia’s ports

In January, Hughes worked with Flinders Ports and The Adelaide Advertiser on a profile piece on the company and its CEO, Stewart Lammin.

The story focussed on the long-term vision of the company as it continues to play a leading role in the South Australian economy and its infrastructure. The piece appeared on the front page of Business Daily. Read

A new look for Green Gold Energy

Green Gold Energy is the only South Australian company partnering with land-owners and investors to re-purpose land for large-scale Solar Farms.

They are the industry leaders in the development, engineering, procurement and construction of medium to large-scale renewable projects.

Hughes designed a new, more contemporary website, updated the logo and brochure for Green Gold Energy. The designs reflect the company's position as a leader and innovator in the South Australian solar energy market. Read

Managing multiple social media accounts can be a time-consuming responsibility - something Hughes Social Media Consultant, Haley, knows only too well.

This February, join Haley as she runs a social media workshop on 'Managing multiple social media accounts’.

The workshop will equip you with time-saving tactics for your social media toolkit. Gain insight into scheduling platforms, learn quick and simple content creation tactics and handy social media platform workarounds.

There will also be time to ask Haley any questions you may have on the topic of managing social media for business.

Venue: Unley Town Hall, Oxford Terrace, Unley
Date: Thursday 13 February, 1 - 2.30pm
Cost: Bookings essential. Register online or call Unley Library on 8372 5100, with $5 entry fee for all registrants, payable at the door.

Workshop brought to you by the Unley Libraries ‘Reboot’ program.

Supporting the bushfire recovery effort

Like many Australians, the Hughes team returned to the office in January horrified by our country’s bushfires including the devastating Cudlee Creek and Kangaroo Island fires closer to home.

Determined to help, Serena and Zoe from the Hughes office led a fundraising drive for the wildlife rescue effort on Kangaroo Island. Overnight, the pair raised more than $1600 through the Hughes team and their own networks to purchase and donate medical supplies for Minton Farm and Creating for Conservation. They’ve also both volunteered their time at Minton Farm.

Zoe has also been a regular volunteer at the Adelaide Koala Rescue emergency koala rescue centre, set up in the aftermath of the Cudlee Creek fires to help rehabilitate more than 60 injured koalas which will hopefully be released back to the wild this year.

Serena also spent a week sourcing food supplies for surviving native animals left without vegetation on Kangaroo Island. She has spent the past two weekends on Kangaroo Island alongside a small army of volunteers, distributing these food supplies around the island and volunteering at the KI Wildlife Park, caring for more than 200 injured koalas. Serena will continue to assist with koala care and food distribution over the coming months.

Well done Serena and Zoe on this incredible commitment to supporting the bushfire recovery effort this year.

A masterplan for South Australia’s ports

A new look for Green Gold Energy

Register now: Social media workshop

Supporting the bushfire recovery effort