Annie Talvé

August 20, 2011

Homelessness in Sydney

It’s an intractable issue, but the Parramatta Region Homelessness Interagency is tackling it through coordination and collaboration. Federal, state and local agencies, as well as other outreach services and charities, have banded together to share resources and ideas. Project Sisu facilitated the group’s annual review and planning session in June, including the election of a new chairperson.

Client: Parramatta City Council (on behalf of Interagency)

Annie Talvé 2011

June 8, 2011

A bias against the quirky

Madmen’s Don Draper, the enigmatic creative director at fictional Madison Avenue agency Sterling Cooper, is an appealingly unorthodox character. READ MORE

April 2, 2011

Texture and spirit – the fibre art of Meg Viney

The lush landscape of Victoria’s south Gippsland region is home to many things – dairy cattle, organic produce, a wild coastline fronting the notoriously fickle Bass Strait, and a thriving arts community. READ MORE

March 11, 2011

Places of Invention

1995 – it marked a threshold between the old and the new millennium, and the buzzword for this millennium was knowledge. The ‘knowledge revolution’ posed tremendous challenges, opportunities and threats to the library profession, in particular. READ MORE

September 23, 2010

Hidden treasure

Marion Milner had always wanted to be an artist. But the biologist, and later psychoanalyst, became frustrated with the conventional drawing techniques she had learned. So she began to experiment READ MORE

August 21, 2010

Annie is a strategic thinker who has worked on large, complex projects such as mergers and acquisitions, and multi-million dollar infrastructure and service delivery projects. She is a skilled and versatile communicator, group facilitator, project manager, researcher and writer. READ MORE

July 15, 2010

Day-to-day sisu

Drawn to mathematics and art as a child, Katherine Longhurst saw architecture as the perfect intersection between the two. READ MORE

June 22, 2010

Jessica’s Adventure

Jessica Douglas-Henry has been making documentaries since the early 1990s. Until recently, Jessica’s company, Iris Pictures, moved along in an organic, word-of-mouth way, building a reputation for sensitive and probing work that explored different aspects of human experience. READ MORE