PRESS RELEASE: 500,000 Views Since Saturday | Uninformed Attack Against Sustainability | News Feature Against Prominent Coverage From Sky News & Social Media

Latest Press Release

Please see attached our press release regarding the events in Chiltern at the Off-Grid Living Festival leading to an un-informed attack on a small community cause with approximately 10,000 attendees, and an attack on sustainability.

To this point, this thing has blown up on social media, Sky News have taken it on, without any facts, background or information. With over 500,000 views on social media.

The opportunity to another opinion with evidence is present, which would provide a great position for any news outlet, considering the Off-Grid Living Festival is the face of sustainability, proven by only having 4 x red bins of waste with 10,000 people attending, 300 exhibitors, whereas Sky News have attacked their efforts and brand heavily.

Sky News are damaging this fantastic organisation with statements such as “Maybe they’ll market it next year as the Chiltern Off-Grid Diesel Festival – a rival for the Denny Ute Muster across the river.” without any consideration.

This interview will be an exclusive between Commodore, Kate the Off-Grid Living Festival Founder and one news agency if you would like to proceed.

Topher Field Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1392317195498353

Sky News: https://www.skynews.com.au/opinion/chris-kenny/hypocrisy-renewables-festival-caught-using-diesel-generators-to-power-stalls/video/ef4a3fde35a62371e86c8337e6a9adfd

Media Contacts:

Name: Matthew MillerCompany: Commodore AustraliaEmail: [email protected]Phone: +61482091689

Attachments:

Commodore-Australia-Off-Grid-Living-Festival-Diesel-Generator-Response.pdf

April 9, 2024/by Reland Pigte

About Commodore Australia

TERMS OF USE

By sending a press release and/or signing up for a subscription of our service Get The Word Out, you agree to the following terms of use, limitations, quality policy and fair use policy. Get The Word Out reserves the right to suspend or delete your account if any of the terms below are believed not to have been adhered to. Get The Word Out reserves the right to delete any content that does meet the following terms and policies.

1. Accuracy

By using Get The Word Out, you agree to only publish information that you know to be true and accurate. You are solely responsible for the facts and accuracy of all information submitted by you for distribution by Get The Word Out. Get The Word Out will make reasonable efforts to correct any error of fact brought to its attention.

2. Acceptable content

You agree to only submit content that might be classified as a “news announcement”. That is: it is a new event or statement related to the company or organisation that the release is being submitted under. You agree not to use Get The Word Out to distribute how-to articles, generally-information articles, whitepapers, or opinions. You must not submit content that infringes on copyright or the proprietary rights of a third party, or is unlawful or offensive. Releases must adhere to professional standards and may be deleted if they do not. You acknowledge that we reserve the right to edit your release's headline, subject and body text to ensure it is appropriate, relevant and suitable for the purpose.

3. Attribution

You agree to submit content only on behalf of the organisation that the release is being submitted under. Content that may be considered misleading in terms of who the material is being submitted by, or in terms of who the content is related to should not be posted and may be deleted or edited. When submitting a release you must be the owner of the email that is being used to send emails via Get The Word Out.

4. Categorisation

You agree to categorise content only under those categories that are relevant to the content. In general, we advise attempts to categorise content under more than five categories will lead to that content being reviewed and possibly removed. You acknowledge that we reserve the right to edit release's tags to ensure your release is sent only to relevant people.

5. Linking and fair-use

You agree not to add more than one link to a website in any press release. Over-linking solely for Search Engine Optimisation purposes is not allowed and is advised against due to penalties that may be associated with over-linking. And our gremlins will hunt down over-linking and delete such transgressions.

Inquiries concerning any Get The Word Out content including text, photos, video, audio and other content, or that may be related to the use of the Get The Word Out service should be addressed to The Director, Digitaliyf Pty Ltd of PO Box 3045, Newstead, 4006 Australia.