Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Barton Deakin is an Australian government relations and lobbying firm. The firm is openly partisan and works only with Coalition governments and oppositions and employs staff with ties to the Liberal Party of Australia, National Party of Australia and their state affiliates.The firm has permanent offices in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. It is touted as the largest firm in federal government lobbying in Australia after an increase in client and staff, particularly following the Coalition's 2013 Federal Election win.Barton Deakin is majority owned by the STW Group, the ASX-listed parent company of more than 75 communications firms in Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.The company is known for its high profile staff, which include former politicians, political Chiefs of Staff, advisors and tacticians. Barton Deakin is also well known for their briefs on Australian and New Zealand policy and government issues, which are distributed several times a week."@en }
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- Barton_Deakin abstract "Barton Deakin is an Australian government relations and lobbying firm. The firm is openly partisan and works only with Coalition governments and oppositions and employs staff with ties to the Liberal Party of Australia, National Party of Australia and their state affiliates.The firm has permanent offices in Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. It is touted as the largest firm in federal government lobbying in Australia after an increase in client and staff, particularly following the Coalition's 2013 Federal Election win.Barton Deakin is majority owned by the STW Group, the ASX-listed parent company of more than 75 communications firms in Australia, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.The company is known for its high profile staff, which include former politicians, political Chiefs of Staff, advisors and tacticians. Barton Deakin is also well known for their briefs on Australian and New Zealand policy and government issues, which are distributed several times a week.".