SOUTH AUSTRALIA PR
February 1st, 2003
BY MONICA DOBIETHE AUSTRALIAN government has resorted to hiring a public relations firm to persuade the citizens of South Australia (SA) to abandon its opposition to plans to install a low level nuclear waste in outback Woomera.Hill and Knowlton, the international communications company, which has with 66 offices worldwide, has been given an A$300,000 federal government contract to run a campaign from its Melbourne office.Federal Science Minister Peter McGauran, whose department is proposing the dump, said the PR firm would initially be carrying out media ...
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