Natasha Plowman

Cutting Through with Sarah Howe Cutting Through with Natasha Plowman · Episode

Episode 3 - all things culture, change, transformation

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Cutting Through with Matt Sekol Cutting Through with Natasha Plowman · Episode

We talk ESG, water, carbon, Lego, business value and so much more in between.

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just did the age assurance scan with an image of my face for Bluesky... anyone else curious what their age was estimated at?! Kind of wish it told you - but what a can of worms that would be though!

Coming next week… how are you #CuttingThrough

Coming soon. Yes another podcast. Follow for updates.

And that London is huge - so many people needing to commute an hour plus home.

Bullseye. Glad I’m not American.

Sustainability superheroes: unlocking the business core, with Natasha… Sustainability News columnist Steve Earl interviews communications advisor Natasha Plowman on challenging business leads on sustainability decisions

The chat about sustainability is tiresome - except when it is put in the right focus for businesses. Thoughts from me

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how very human, lying to cover its arse.

This is the Circle by David Eggers coming to fruition. WTAF

The interconnectedness with nature is too often overlooked. Interesting share. Thank you

This!

Please make me proud to be Australian this weekend. #Auspol2025

And twice the number of candidates as 2024. We need preferential voting

Yes for liberalism. The Liberals last on Saturday #auspol

As long as we don’t get the Liberals on Saturday in Australia please

Anyone else getting sick to death of Rory’s questions on #TheRestIsPolitics? When will he learn that sitting MPs, especially leaders, can’t be drawn in the same way has beens like him can? Always pushing for an attack line.

LEADING: The Prime Minister of Australia: Trump, China, and Social Media (Anthony Albanese) The Rest Is Politics Plus · Episode

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Loved hearing about his early life and how entrenched politics is. Also that the his mum kept him - more common than I realised that women were often made to give their kids up. He comes from true matriarchal stock.

Interesting interview with @albomp.bsky.social - loved the reference to Dorothy Dixer (which I also got blank looks for ages when using it in the UK). But mostly calm centrist approach to a chaotic world. Would not be brought into issues with Rory’s divisive questioning. Sitting PMs need to balance

#queenagers | Natasha Plowman This word cloud is how people see me. I know, because I asked and over 30 people took the time to respond to my short survey. I am truly grateful. There is so much I still need to think about and un...

What are the words that people use to describe you? These are mine, I asked and people responded. More on the post
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Glad things are being revisited and remembered. Only way we can ensure it does not happen again - like much of the response to covid. Shame overseas Australians also get stripped of our right to vote too…

And then next Sunday week it is set to plummet - just in time for our trip north

Heatwave warning next

When Trump says these tariffs are “reciprocal” it’s important to know he’s counting stuff like VAT – which is charged on domestic products as well as imports – as tariffs, which no-one else does. Because they’re not.

So the numbers he’s giving are all nonsense.

A cartoon is headed “How tariffs work”. It proceeds to show a cartoon of Trump in his suit and red tie taking a piss towards a fan with a Canadian maple leaf on it. The fan blows Trump’s piss back into his face. It was drawn and is signed by Bruce MacKinnon and is dated November 26, 2024

Bruce MacKinnon, the editorial cartoonist at the Halifax Chronicle-Herald, drew this last November.

No newspaper would print it.

It now deserves an outing.

Already playing out Boeing vs Airbus. Populism never wins.

Just beggars belief. They are trying to play all sides - and guess what. You can’t. Their business backers will have the final say… follow the money.

When It Hits the Fan - Heathrow special: inside the crisis - BBC Sounds David Yelland and Simon Lewis discuss the PR optics of sleeping CEOs.

Interesting podcast on so many levels. Yes, an issue we all followed aghast yet for comms folk - so many more questions asked. From sleeping to crisis process to vested interests to how decisions are made. Great listen @davidyelland.bsky.social @simonlewis.bsky.social

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This is systems. Nothing can or should be looked at in isolation. From economics to policy and everything else in between. Nature is the best example of unintended consequences