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Profile of Jeffrey Epstein featured within the Financial Review

AI makes it (even) easier for the rich and powerful to hide online

Reputation fixers are capitalising on the Epstein files as it becomes harder to discern between credible information sources and those doctored by dodgy operators.

Australian Financial Review

Woman dressed in a black and white striped shirt with pink pants sitting in a relaxed position in an armchair smiling front-on

Always on call': The crisis manager who starts her day at 4.30am

The reality of working in a crisis is that no one day is the same.

Sydney Morning Herald

Kate Middleton with her four children front-on laughing

How the Kate Middleton PR debacle can help us all in our next crisis

The PR crisis at Kensington Palace has left many wondering how it happened and who was responsible.

Mumbrella

A man dressed in a black blazer and white shirt, with grey hair, looking down at his feet

Optus' crisis playbook is now so predictable it rings hollow

What do you say when the unthinkable happens? When your company failure is linked to three deaths, what words could possibly suffice?

Sydney Morning Herald

A woman dressed in a light blue blazer and white t-shirt smiling at the camera front-on

Kyle and Jackie O: A case study in what happens when the money stops asking questions

What else could we have expected when things, as many decade-long partnerships do, go sour?

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Hand holding a phone with a news article on the screen featuring the text "We're very sorry for the outage"

Why the latest Optus fail is a lesson in how not to manage a crisis

Not only did the Optus network fail again but its offshore call centre ignored five warnings from the public.

ABC Listen

Escalator doors next to a stone wall with the Deloitte business sign

Deloitte's $440,000 AI scandal hits Australia's three biggest nerve points

Sally Branson explains how much reputational damage has been done, and why every dollar spent on Deloitte’s report feels like money stolen from taxpayers’ own wallets.

Mumbrella

A woman dressed in a light blue blazer and white t-shirt smiling at the camera front-on

Managing Australia's slow-burn reputational crisis

There's a particular kind of crisis that creeps up on a nation's reputation, one that doesn't announce itself with a single catastrophic event, but accumulates through a series of tragic incidents that shift perception incident by incident.

AdNews

Profile of Jeffrey Epstein featured within the Financial Review

AI makes it (even) easier for the rich and powerful to hide online

Reputation fixers are capitalising on the Epstein files as it becomes harder to discern between credible information sources and those doctored by dodgy operators.

Australian Financial Review

Woman dressed in a black and white striped shirt with pink pants sitting in a relaxed position in an armchair smiling front-on

Always on call': The crisis manager who starts her day at 4.30am

The reality of working in a crisis is that no one day is the same.

Sydney Morning Herald

Kate Middleton with her four children front-on laughing

How the Kate Middleton PR debacle can help us all in our next crisis

The PR crisis at Kensington Palace has left many wondering how it happened and who was responsible.

Mumbrella

A man dressed in a black blazer and white shirt, with grey hair, looking down at his feet

Optus' crisis playbook is now so predictable it rings hollow

What do you say when the unthinkable happens? When your company failure is linked to three deaths, what words could possibly suffice?

Sydney Morning Herald

A woman dressed in a light blue blazer and white t-shirt smiling at the camera front-on

Kyle and Jackie O: A case study in what happens when the money stops asking questions

What else could we have expected when things, as many decade-long partnerships do, go sour?

AdNews

Hand holding a phone with a news article on the screen featuring the text "We're very sorry for the outage"

Why the latest Optus fail is a lesson in how not to manage a crisis

Not only did the Optus network fail again but its offshore call centre ignored five warnings from the public.

ABC Listen

Escalator doors next to a stone wall with the Deloitte business sign

Deloitte's $440,000 AI scandal hits Australia's three biggest nerve points

Sally Branson explains how much reputational damage has been done, and why every dollar spent on Deloitte’s report feels like money stolen from taxpayers’ own wallets.

Mumbrella

A woman dressed in a light blue blazer and white t-shirt smiling at the camera front-on

Managing Australia's slow-burn reputational crisis

There's a particular kind of crisis that creeps up on a nation's reputation, one that doesn't announce itself with a single catastrophic event, but accumulates through a series of tragic incidents that shift perception incident by incident.

AdNews

Profile of Jeffrey Epstein featured within the Financial Review

AI makes it (even) easier for the rich and powerful to hide online

Reputation fixers are capitalising on the Epstein files as it becomes harder to discern between credible information sources and those doctored by dodgy operators.

Australian Financial Review

Woman dressed in a black and white striped shirt with pink pants sitting in a relaxed position in an armchair smiling front-on

Always on call': The crisis manager who starts her day at 4.30am

The reality of working in a crisis is that no one day is the same.

Sydney Morning Herald

Kate Middleton with her four children front-on laughing

How the Kate Middleton PR debacle can help us all in our next crisis

The PR crisis at Kensington Palace has left many wondering how it happened and who was responsible.

Mumbrella

A man dressed in a black blazer and white shirt, with grey hair, looking down at his feet

Optus' crisis playbook is now so predictable it rings hollow

What do you say when the unthinkable happens? When your company failure is linked to three deaths, what words could possibly suffice?

Sydney Morning Herald

A woman dressed in a light blue blazer and white t-shirt smiling at the camera front-on

Kyle and Jackie O: A case study in what happens when the money stops asking questions

What else could we have expected when things, as many decade-long partnerships do, go sour?

AdNews

Hand holding a phone with a news article on the screen featuring the text "We're very sorry for the outage"

Why the latest Optus fail is a lesson in how not to manage a crisis

Not only did the Optus network fail again but its offshore call centre ignored five warnings from the public.

ABC Listen

Escalator doors next to a stone wall with the Deloitte business sign

Deloitte's $440,000 AI scandal hits Australia's three biggest nerve points

Sally Branson explains how much reputational damage has been done, and why every dollar spent on Deloitte’s report feels like money stolen from taxpayers’ own wallets.

Mumbrella

A woman dressed in a light blue blazer and white t-shirt smiling at the camera front-on

Managing Australia's slow-burn reputational crisis

There's a particular kind of crisis that creeps up on a nation's reputation, one that doesn't announce itself with a single catastrophic event, but accumulates through a series of tragic incidents that shift perception incident by incident.

AdNews

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The Ultimate Guide to Crisis Management: What it is and why no company should be without it
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The ultimate guide to Reputation Management: Strategies for building and protecting your brand

Articles

Four office workers seated at a table in a boardroom, viewed from outside
The Ultimate Guide to Crisis Management: What it is and why no company should be without it
City skyscraper viewed from below, looking up into the sky
The ultimate guide to Reputation Management: Strategies for building and protecting your brand

Articles

Four office workers seated at a table in a boardroom, viewed from outside
The Ultimate Guide to Crisis Management: What it is and why no company should be without it
City skyscraper viewed from below, looking up into the sky
The ultimate guide to Reputation Management: Strategies for building and protecting your brand

Crisis Management, Crisis Communications Strategy, Reputation Management & Issues Advocacy across Australia for clients in Australia, United States, United Kingdom and South East Asia.

© Sally Branson Consulting Group 2026

We acknowledge the Yugambeh people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Bundjalung land on which we work. We acknowledge all First Peoples of this land and celebrate their enduring connections to our country, knowledge and stories. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, who guide the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities where we work and live.

All work is undertaken under an agreement of non-disclosure.

Crisis Management, Crisis Communications Strategy, Reputation Management & Issues Advocacy across Australia for clients in Australia, United States, United Kingdom and South East Asia.

© Sally Branson Consulting Group 2026

We acknowledge the Yugambeh people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Bundjalung land on which we work. We acknowledge all First Peoples of this land and celebrate their enduring connections to our country, knowledge and stories. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, who guide the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities where we work and live.

All work is undertaken under an agreement of non-disclosure.

Crisis Management, Crisis Communications Strategy, Reputation Management & Issues Advocacy across Australia for clients in Australia, United States, United Kingdom and South East Asia.

© Sally Branson Consulting Group 2026

We acknowledge the Yugambeh people as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Bundjalung land on which we work. We acknowledge all First Peoples of this land and celebrate their enduring connections to our country, knowledge and stories. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, who guide the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities where we work and live.

All work is undertaken under an agreement of non-disclosure.