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PODCAST: Stratabox and building communities through communication

  • 25/09/2019
  • Author Jimmy-T

For years I have been struck by the irony of the connection (or lack thereof) between communication and community and how it seems to fall asunder at the doors of…

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    Carping and complaining – the other side of naming and shaming

    • 06/04/2019
    • Author Jimmy-T

    Last week we published this article about how strata committees naming, blaming and shaming residents with whom they disagree can lead to a whole raft of other problems. These range…

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      Noise annoys – but what can you do about it?

      • 27/10/2018
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      It is generally accepted that you will occasionally hear your neighbours in an apartment block, but how much noise should we be expected to put up with? The occasional tap…

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        Roundup: Whingers – nails on the chalkboard of bureaucracy

        • 19/06/2018
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        The other day I came across a paid-for strata advice service that said it offered an alternative to scouring the web for the opinions of serial whingers. It made me…

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          A good whinge and the power of negative thinking

          • 12/02/2017
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          Nobody likes a whinger, but in strata, sometimes it pays to stow your personal aversion to complaining.  A well-timed complaint could save you a heap of grief, not to mention…

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