Why Public View
Vision
At Public View, we believe that Australia should steadfastly uphold its foundational values and actively promote tangible benefits for all its citizens. In an increasingly interconnected and dynamic global landscape, we recognise the importance of engaging with public international affairs that influence regional stability, global economic trends, and geopolitical developments.
Our advocacy emphasizes the protection of individual freedoms and dignity, grounded in a steadfast respect for the rule of law and parliamentary democracy. We support the preservation and expansion of fundamental rights, including freedom of speech, religion, and association, which are essential pillars of a thriving democratic society.
Furthermore, we acknowledge that international relations, trade policies, and regional security considerations shape Australia's political and economic stability.
To enrich our perspective and deepen our understanding of these complex issues, we have cultivated a diverse collection of eminent writers and public voices from around the world who generously share their insights and thoughts with us.
Our mission is to empower Australians and their communities by providing a platform for their voices, ensuring that diverse perspectives are heard and considered in shaping the nation's future amidst the evolving currents of global affairs.
Services
Make your voice heard fairly.
Discuss the topic with experts in their field and have robust arguments and opinions.
Honest Reporting: The voice of truth, regardless of media and trends.
Facts, not feelings or fiction, opinions across the board, and scrutiny when required
Media Boosts
Public affairs
PR
Fundamental research, honest opinions.
Our Clients
Public and private companies, Government bodies, Public figures & community groups.
Why
Our media efforts promote a ‘fair go’ for all Australians by advocating for policy that has a morally coherent basis that provides the best outcomes for Australian consumers without compromising the cultural heritage that defines us.
Hopefully influencing policy and culture, we seek to deliver tangible outcomes—stronger communities, economic stability, and social cohesion—preserving Australia’s traditional spirit for future generations while fostering practical progress for every citizen, regardless of background.
Our Reach
The current count is 500,000 and growing between our socials and other media connections.
Contact Us
Let's chat about the real issues!
Public View Contributors
Christopher Yates
Christopher has a wealth of experience in engaging and influencing people, politics and culture across two continents. Anchored in the clarity of Western philosophical tradition, he cuts through today’s tangled demands with persuasive insight. Originally from Manchester, Christopher began his professional career by serving for ten years as a policeman in Oxford and London, before becoming a clergyman serving diverse communities in Australia and England, including chaplaincy in military and police environments.
Since 2016, Christopher has worked in policy and communications with Federal Senators, medical professionals, and most recently as a member of the Senior Staff of Independent MP, Dai Le, leading to her successful re-election in Fowler. Known for his confident, approachable style, he turns ideas into influence with ease and can communicate complex ideas in a simple and engaging way for a general audience. His knack for crafting speeches, opinion pieces, and in-depth writing makes him a vital ally for anyone aiming to transform thought into action.
Christopher is a graduate in Theology and Philosophy, and finds inspiration in Austrian School economics, the social policy analysis of Thomas Sowell, and in condensing high philosophy into practical solutions. Whilst Christopher has written legislation, his libertarian leaning sees him prefer to find solutions that don’t require State intervention..
Orit Karny-Winters
Orit Karny-Winters is a seasoned business coach specialising in B2B support and public engagement, with a proven track record of delivering solutions to a diverse range of businesses. With over 20 years of experience across business strategy, media, and partnerships, she brings a wealth of expertise to her clients.
Orit has a strong background in community engagement and public opinion forums. She holds a Master's degree in Business Administration, as well as multiple accreditations and certifications. Her strategic approach enhances business visibility and customer engagement through innovative digital management and planning.
For the past 15 years, Orit's work in public strategic engagement has benefited communities along the south coast. Her activities include involvement in charitable and non-profit community projects, as well as holding influential public positions, such as Regional President for the NSW Business Chamber and Media Advisor to notable public figures, including Warren Mundine.
A key contributor to the NSW recovery efforts following the 2019 bushfires, Orit collaborated with organisations such as Rotary, BlazeAid, Lions Club, Foodbank, Anglicare, and numerous dedicated individuals to provide essential support to those in need. She has also advised numerous startups and established businesses, with a focus on SaaS models, marketing automation, and partnership management.
Passionate about fostering sustainable change, Orit is dedicated to helping individuals and organisations reach their full potential while making a positive impact on her community.
David Leyonhjelm
David Leyonhjelm is a former Australian senator, author, and experienced agribusiness consultant. He was elected to the Senate in 2013 and re-elected in 2016, serving until his resignation in 2019. With a multidisciplinary academic background, he holds degrees in veterinary science, law, and business, reflecting his diverse expertise. Over the past 35 years, David has operated a successful agribusiness consulting company, providing strategic advice to agricultural enterprises. He is also the author of two books, through which he shares his insights on politics, economics, and rural affairs.
Anthony Dillon
Originally from Queensland, Anthony is a commentator on Aboriginal affairs and mental health and an honorary researcher at the Institute for Positive Psychology and Education at the Australian Catholic University in Sydney. He is proud of both his Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal ancestry.
As an active social commentator on Aboriginal issues, he has, for more than two decades, been challenging the dominant view that Aboriginal people are fundamentally different from non-Aboriginal people and are endless victims of colonisation and racism. As an active social commentator on mental health, he seeks to give messages that empower people and go against the dominant narrative of medicalising and pathologising everyday problems.
He has had several thought-provoking articles published in The Australian Newspaper, The Conversation, the Daily Telegraph, the Herald Sun, and the ABC Drum online.
His writings can also be found at www.anthonydillon.com.au
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