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Craig Eardley

@eardleyc

Public relations & communication consultant. Co- owner of media & presentation skills training company @peakpresenting. Live on Awabakal country.

 Newcastle, Australia.
peakpresenting.com.au
Joined February 2010
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anonsemendemon@anonsemendemonFeb 14
got this #slamipg seeing double
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Home in Place@homeinplace3 Jun 2025
New research has found people are falling through the cracks of an over-burdened social housing sector. Demand for housing has grown while the number of people helped into homes has slowed around the country. abc.net.au/news/2025-06-03/u… via @ABCaustralia
Report questions how Australia can tackle need for public housing stock

Report questions how Australia can tackle need for public housing stock

New research shows demand for social housing has grown at the same time as the number of people helped into homes slowed around the country.

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Community housing provider @homeinplace urging central Coast residents who want to do something about the #HousingCrisis to support its new campaign coastcommunitynews.com.au/ce… via @CoastComNews
Campaign to increase government funding for housing - Central Coast News

Campaign to increase government funding for housing - Central Coast News

Martin Kennedy Community housing provider Home in Place is urging people to join its online campaign to pressure the Federal Government to increase

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Sporting legend Jana Pittman praises @homeinplace Grow A Star initiative to help young people achieve their dreams newcastleweekly.com.au/sport… via @newcastlewkly
Sporting legend Jana Pittman praises Grow A Star initiative

Sporting legend Jana Pittman praises Grow A Star initiative

Dr Jana Pittman has praised the Grow A Star concept, stating it’s important for youngsters to have positive role models in their lives.

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Craig Eardley, Director at @peakpresenting, shares his expert advice on how you can showcase your best when presenting and communicating. Read more: hunterheadline.com.au/articl… #HunterHeadline #HunterRegion #PeakPresentation #PresentingTips
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Just reading the July edition of @hbrmag for the latest Hunter #biz news. hbrmag.com.au/
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Hunter’s @homeinplace partners with Fiji Public Rental Board newcastleweekly.com.au/hunte… via @newcastlewkly
Hunter’s Home in Place partners with Fiji Public Rental Board

Hunter’s Home in Place partners with Fiji Public Rental Board

Home in Place is keen to share best practice approaches to housing policy, development and management with others overseas.

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An impressive 15 year old! @homeinplace #GrowAStar scholarship helps Thornton powerlifter Maddi Harper fulfil her dreams newcastleweekly.com.au/schol… via @newcastlewkly
Scholarship helps Thornton powerlifter Maddi Harper fulfil her dreams

Scholarship helps Thornton powerlifter Maddi Harper fulfil her dreams

Thornton powerhouse Maddi Harper is only 15. But, the 52kg teen can deadlift almost three times her body weight after recently posting 130kg.

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Hunter Valley Operations' (HVO) apprentices put the finishing touches on new Branxton Preschool play space #mining #CommunitySupport #apprenticeships thecoalface.net.au/hvo-appre…
HVO APPRENTICES HELP OUT | The Coalface

HVO APPRENTICES HELP OUT | The Coalface

With help from HVO apprentices, children attending Branxton Preschool will have a fantastic new space in which to play. Second year apprentices spent a day

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#BREAKING Former Anglican Dean of Newcastle, Graeme Lawrence has been granted parole. Lawrence was jailed for a minimum 4.5 years for sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy in the 1990s. He'll be released from custody in a week @nbnnews
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Thanks @HunterHeadline for sharing the news about our expanding media, presentation and other communication skills training and coaching programs. We love giving people the skills, tools and confidence to present more effectively.
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Local media training business, Media Training Matters, has established a new brand name, Peak Presenting to better align with its expanding communication skills training programs. Read more via the link below 👇 🌐 hunterheadline.com.au/articl…
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HUNTER VALLEY OPERATIONS' TRUCKS DELIVER BUCKS TO 5 UPPER HUNTER CHARITIES thecoalface.net.au/2024/03/0… #community #charity #miningnews
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The expanding #media, presentation & communication skills training business I run with @Melinda Smith. Peak Presenting gives tips and tools to be a more confident and effective communicator. peakpresenting.com.au/blog/m…
Media Training Matters is now Peak Presenting — Peak Presenting

Media Training Matters is now Peak Presenting — Peak Presenting

Peak Presenting’s media skills, presentation skills and communication skills training and coaching programs will help take you to know your style and take you to a new level of peak presenting.

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I'm catching up on Hunter business news - The Feb edition of @HBRmag is here - bit.ly/HBRFEB24
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HVO mining trucks deliver $32,500 for local charities newcastleweekly.com.au/hvo-m… via @newcastlewkly
HVO mining trucks deliver $32,500 for local charities

HVO mining trucks deliver $32,500 for local charities

Five Upper Hunter charities have shared in $32,500 because of the coal hauled by Hunter Valley Operations’ (HVO) mining trucks.

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HVO mining trucks have delivered $32500 for Upper Hunter charities singletonargus.com.au/story/… via @SingletonArgus

HVO supports five local charities

HVO mine trucks deliver $32,500 to local charities

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Lifeline @LifelineHunter offers gift of connection this holiday season. Call 13 11 14 if you are struggling. newcastleweekly.com.au/lifel… via @newcastlewkly
Lifeline offers gift of connection this holiday season

Lifeline offers gift of connection this holiday season

The holiday season is a joyful time of celebration and connection with friends and family but, for some people, it is a difficult period.

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Foran leaps in ‘boots’ and all to help colleague’s sick stepson newcastleweekly.com.au/foran… via @newcastlewkly
Foran leaps in ‘boots’ and all to help colleague’s sick stepson

Foran leaps in ‘boots’ and all to help colleague’s sick stepson

Former NRL star and Hunter Valley Operations employee Liam Foran is definitely in a league of his own when it comes to helping others.

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It would be hilarious if it wasn't appalling: confirmed that neither the RBA or Treasury assessed the inflationary impact of Stage 3 tax cuts. Seems neither institution has the ticker or curiosity to offer the "frank & fearless" advice we should expect thenewdaily.com.au/finance/2…
Michael Pascoe: RBA caught snoozing on tax cuts and inflation

Michael Pascoe: RBA caught snoozing on tax cuts and inflation

The RBA avoiding assessing the inflationary impact of individual government policies is risible. Treasury claiming it doesn’t is laughable.

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Generous Tomago Aluminium employees display the spirit of Christmas newcastleweekly.com.au/gener… via @newcastlewkly
Generous Tomago employees display the spirit of Christmas

Generous Tomago employees display the spirit of Christmas

Tomago Aluminium employees are showing the true spirit of Christmas by donating their company-provided hot Christmas lunch to charity.

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