Rattler 81, Autumn 2007 edition – April 2007

Published for Community Child Care Co-operative

Format: A4, CMYK colour throughout, 32 pages.

Rattler is the 32-page quarterly publication of Community Child Care and contains high-quality essays and articles about a wide range of social, economic, educational and political issues that affect children’s services, from both industry and human interest perspectives. ARMEDIA manages  Rattler, including the editorial, research, photography, design and print/mailout management.

Immigration News 81 – March 2007

Published for Immigration Advice and Rights Centre

Format: 24 page newsletter

Immigration News is a regular newsletter primarily catering for lawyers and migration agents. It is published for IARC, one of the largest community based migration advisory services in Australia.

MeetMarket Dossier – March 2007

Published for Australian Film Commission

Format: A4, CMYK colour throughout, 36 pages.

The MeetMarket, launched at last year's AIDC in Melbourne, provides an opportunity for creative and original ideas to be fast-tracked in a supportive, structured setting.. A joint initiative of the AFC and the Australian International Documentary Conference (AIDC), the MeetMarket facilitates over 200 one-on-one meetings during the conference, involving 40 buyers and 25 selected projects.

Children's Services and the Law – December 2006

Published for Community Childcare Co-operative

Format: B5, 96 pages.

Children’s services are always under pressure to achieve high quality standards of service delivery while, at the same time, regulations, legislation, accountability guidelines, compliance regimes, workplace practices are constantly changing. How do children’s services keep up with these changes? Children’s Services & The Law is a must-read publication which enables all people working in children’s services—directors, childcare staff, management committees—keep abreast of the legal issues that affect the quality of service delivery.

Child Friendly Australia – September 2006

Designed for NAPCAN Australia

Website: http://www.childfriendly.org.au

Child Friendly Australia is the social change initiative of NAPCAN. The site includes programs and tools to assist with the formation, development and sustenance of Child Friendly Community Action Networks, to support parents themselves, and to encourage the general public to 'take the child friendly challenge' and make a positive difference to children's and young people's lives.