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Hiding the Broccoli under the Chips

ByCourtney Glancy

Stephen Oliver

British-Australian filmmaker turned broadcasting executive Stephen Oliver has built a successful media career from making entertaining, prime-time documentaries and effective associated impact campaigns about supposedly dry or complex subjects. In this session, he will explore communication techniques and show examples of his work, which include getting people to care about seafood labelling, how we can get on top of our waste crisis and how he is now planning on empowering everyday citizens to participate in managing the climate emergency.

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