Presenting your message so it speaks to your audience! Localisation is an essential part of conducting international business. Beyond the translation of content, localisation involves adapting a message to suit a particular market. …
Did you know that in the same way that you can make certain choices and change certain practices to shop ethically for food, electronics, or clothing, you can also shop …
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At least 1,600 people speak Luritja/Pintupi as a first language and approximately 600 as a second language, mainly in the Northern Territory, making it one of the 160 Indigenous languages …
Elder abuse comes in many forms and can affect people from all walks of life. Research from Australia and overseas shows that up to 14% of older people may be …
By Angelo Cerasiotis The uncertain times of the past two years have led to a large shift in the way language services providers operate. As the world around us changes, …
Domestic violence is the most frequent type of violence experienced by Australians. Sometimes called intimate partner violence, it’s a form of abuse when a family member, partner or ex-partner attempts …
By Hasara Liyanage The traditional translation process has always been quite linear. Once translated, your resource is distributed to your target audience and that’s the end of it. Very few …
By Eva Hussain Have you ever been to Paris? Even if you haven’t, I’m sure you still know it fondly as the city of love. Yet my experience of Paris …
Did you know that the oldest discovered writings of Sinhalese date back to 200 BC? The language changed and developed over time, but since the year 1250 it has remained …
