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Guardian Labs creates branded content campaigns on behalf of clientsContent labelled ‘paid for by’ is created by the Guardian Labs team and is paid for and controlled by the advertiser. Content labelled ‘supported by’ is editorially independent and the advertiser has no involvement or sign-off. See below for some of our recent projects
Editorially independent content sponsored by Madman Entertainment
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A Month of Sundays podcast: midlife crises and the mental health of menRecorded live in Melbourne, Guardian Australia’s film critic Luke Buckmaster discusses Australian film A Month of Sundays with writer and director Matthew Saville, stage and screen actor Julia Blake, and Steve Biddulph, one of the world’s best-known authors on parenting. Together, they examine the themes of the film: society’s expectations of men, the changing role of fathers, and where women fit into all this
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'By far the hardest film I've ever made': Eva Orner on Chasing Asylum – Guardian Australia culture podcastFilm critic Luke Buckmaster speaks with Chasing Asylum director Eva Orner and Guardian Australia reporter Melissa Davey after a screening of the documentary for Guardian Australia’s Film Club. They discuss safeguarding sources, why Orner decided to show security guards’ faces and how the film’s release strategy was designed to avoid government interference
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From Chasing Asylum to Sherpa, a new class of rabble-rousing, boredom-detonating Australian documentaries is buzzing with a sense of urgencySearing documentaries steal the show as Australian cinema rides a new wave
Editorially independent content sponsored by NAB
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Life is messy. If we want the brightest workforce, we need more flexible workGlobalisation, technology and the 24/7 marketplace are changing the way we work and the only solution is more flexible work opportunities
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Diversity in mining: 'He thought women should be barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen'As the most male-dominated sector in Australia, the resources industry is addressing inclusiveness. Despite gains, there’s still ‘heavy lifting’ to be done
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Code like a girl: if you can learn to read music, you can learn to programYoung women are often turned off tech careers because they don’t know how to program, but a Melbourne organisation wants to demystify the process
Content produced to a brief from Webb & Brown-Neaves
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Future home trends: custom designedNew materials and empowered customers are transforming luxury home design
Podcast Remembering the Man podcast: how Timothy Conigrave narrated a documentary about his own death