Words + photos + media relations + B2B Editorial & commercial. Tourism / Business resilience / People
Communications consultancy specialising in content creation, photography and PR for tourism, lifestyle, heritage and construction businesses.
02/12/2025
Location: The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah
Photo shoot brief:
1 Summer promotion among the Wollemi pines with talent supplied.
2 Portrait of Gardens curator manager Ashley Filipovski
3 Capture of Sundial sculpture
Photos: David Hill, Deep Hill Media
Visit NSW Destination NSW
18/11/2025
What a gorgeous day out at Bilpin Cider Co! 🍎✨
We spent time capturing this beautiful orchard in peak glow — crisp mountain air, beautiful spring colour, uber cute farm animals, and of course… plenty of delicious cider. 📸🌿
Photography is one of the many services we offer at Deep Hill Media, and shoots like this remind us why we love what we do. There’s something special about telling a story through images: the colours, the textures, the vibe of a place and the people behind it.
16/11/2025
We’ve been a bit quiet on socials lately.
Not because we haven’t been busy. Quite the opposite. A lot of what we do happens behind the scenes, hush-hush, fingerprints-nowhere kind of work.
But this is something we CAN talk about — loudly. 🔊✨
Huge congratulations to disaster-resilience expert Renae Hanvin of Resilient Ready and global social-capital expert Professor Daniel Aldrich on the launch of the National Social Capital + Social Infrastructure Measurement Framework.
This groundbreaking framework gives Australia a national way to describe, measure and value the invisible infrastructure that holds our communities together — how we connect, and where those connections happen.
Even more exciting is the accompanying online mapping tool, Sociabli, which transforms that data into interactive maps showing the strength of community connections and the density of places and spaces that help those connections form — down to the SA1 neighbourhood level, a world first.
By visualising these human networks, both communities and government can see where connections are strong, and where more support is needed before emergencies occur.
A massive undertaking — and one that will have enormous value for communities everywhere. 🌏💛
16/10/2025
Every great story starts with a messy desk, a strong coffee and a spark of curiosity.
13/10/2025
Big dreams are taking shape in Western Sydney. Winter Sports World is bringing year-round perfect snow, perfect -4°C weather and perfect snow conditions, showstopping design and new career pathways to Penrith.
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29/08/2025
She's camped at the epicentre of a Los Angeles earthquake, landed in the US on 9/11 and evacuated London ahead of the Tube bombings.
Now, leading Aussie disaster resilience expert Renae Hanvin will share how Americans can “do disasters differently” at a major wildfire summit in Sonoma County, California, next month (September 9–11).
The founder and CEO of Resilient Ready has been invited as a keynote speaker at the After The Fire USA 2025 Wildfire Leadership Summit.
Her keynote, Invisible Infrastructure: How Social Capital Builds Disaster Resilience, will explore how community connections can save lives and livelihoods before, during and after disaster.
The invitation-only summit will bring together 200+ leaders from across the US to tackle the wildfire crisis through prevention, preparedness, equitable recovery and long-term resilience.
Leading Australian disaster resilience expert Renae Hanvin will help Americans “do disasters differently” at a wildfire summit next month (September 9 to 11).
📸Kent Porter, The Press Democrat, Glass Fire 2020, Sonoma, CA
Leading Australian disaster resilience expert Renae Hanvin will help Americans “do disasters differently” at a wildfire summit next month (September 9 to 11). The founder and CEO of Resilient Ready will be a keynote speaker at the After the Fire 2025 Wildfire Leadership Summit in Sonoma County, ...
06/08/2025
Thank you 7NEWS Sydney for visiting Penrith to chat with Winter Sports World managing director Peter Magnisalis yesterday.
There's been recent talk about the need for more attractions in Western Sydney to complement the new Western Sydney International Airport.
Winter Sports World has been in motion for nine years!
It has achieved major milestones, including securing the land and planning approvals, and is on track to open in 2028.
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Deep Hill Media is a communications consultancy specialising in tourism, lifestyle, heritage and environment businesses.
With a solid background in media and proven track record in communications, we work to promote businesses and regions to journalists and consumers through written and visual content and industry relationships.