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		ETN-Com's award winning custom publishing division has worked for many leading ASX listed companies including, CSR, Aveum, NAB and St George Bank as well as Government and peak industry bodies such as The IPA and ANSTO. Just what did you have in mind? Many recognise the value of maintaining an ongoing dialogue with their customers. The challenge is how best to achieve it. In this era of information overload, what worked in the past may not be the smart way to go forward. Is the answer for you a regular newsletter or a comprehensive annual report? A quarterly review or an interactive CD-Rom? Or perhaps a DVD? Communication with innovation The art is in selecting the most appropriate medium, then maximising its potential. ETN has a track record of turning what could be a headache into inventive publishing solutions. And continues to innovate. Benefit from a depth of resources We have the expertise and in-house resources to turn your potential nightmare into a successful business tool. A vast database of talented writers, editors and designers allows us to put together the most effective team to shepherd your project. You can be hands on, or may wish to concentrate on other issues once you've signed off the brief. Whichever you choose, we smooth the journey. Access to acclaimed writers You can draw upon our years of publishing expertise and our award wining publications which features such leading writers as Robert Gottliebsen, Tim Treadgold, Don Stammer, Gayle Bryant, Phil Ruthven, Valerie Khoo and Robyn Williams . Are you our next success story? Some of the custom programs we publish are shown on these pages. However we offer more than the written word. The same skills we apply to print you may wish to utilise for other activities. We look for synergies in our efforts - the specialist writer for your internal publication becomes the high profile drawcard for your corporate function. Whatever your challenge, let us help make the most of it. To bring more diverse talent to your next project simply contact us at info@etncom.com or call 61 2 9418 7100 and speak to our custom publishing Directors, Ashley Russell or David John . Let us help ascertain the ideal mix for your individual communications task, while applying benefits of competitive, market driven publishing.
		CUSTOMER WEALTH QUARTERLY FOR ST GEORGE ETN's review of the bank's needs and the client base resulted in the development of a reinvigorated look and feel for HARVEST. ETN provided full content, editorial publishing, design and print management services.
		THE NATIONAL PRIVATE BANK'S PRIVATE WORD & BUSINESS VIEW Having redefined and upgraded this quarterly for a finely targeted client base, we continue to provide NAB a full service. As well as editorial, publishing and design, we actively integrate other activities such as providing high profile speakers for client gatherings. The success of Private Word has led to a subsequent publication for NAB's business clients, Business View.

		INFRASTUCTURE PARTNERSHIPS AUSTRALIA The leading organisation for Infrastructure development in the country needed a high class document for their business and government elite membership to tie in with their annual conference. ETN provided a complete, service of design, editorial and print production.
		Waterfront Spectacular VicUrban commission ETN to produce the definite publication on Australia 's largest urban renewal project. The project was not only a success in Melbourne but has been sold widely overseas as a show case for Australia 's talents and expertise.
		TO BUILD A NATION The Hon. John Brumby MP, Treasurer, Minister of Regional Development and Innovation launched ETN-Com's major new publication on Infrastructure, “ *To Build a Nation* ” in Melbourne at the Rialto Observation Deck on March 6 2007. *“To Build a Nation”* provides an unprecedented review of the industry and shows an appreciation for the scale of work to be done by virtue of: time required, funding, skills, technology and planning. In addition, the project encompasses a far-reaching review of Australian innovations in city planning and infrastructure in the broadest sense; taking into account important aspects of sustainability, transport planning, energy needs and recycling.