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Some novel behaviour change approaches

A selection of behaviour change approaches that go beyond simply providing information to engaging audiences through creativity, humour and fun. A range of different behaviour change techniques are used, from norming to framing; all are pretty self-evident. Published for the purpose of inspiring and encouraging our mainly Australian audience to think about the possibilities.

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