Our People

Margot Gorski
Director

When you approach PR Matters you deal directly with its principal, Margot Gorski. Margot has managed PR Matters since 1992. She has worked with some of Australia’s largest and most successful organisations, as well as small businesses and industry and community groups, running campaigns in sectors including education, research, industry lobbying, arts, health, food and lifestyle. She has helped clients to navigate a rapidly changing media landscape, advising the most effective mix of traditional and new media pitches.

Diana Wolfe
Consultant

Diana is a trained journalist and agricultural science graduate with more than two decades’ experience as a media relations consultant and writer. She specialises in both arts and advocacy campaigns and she has conducted a number of media advocacy campaigns that have contributed directly to changes in government policy and/or legislation, including the Breathing Easy campaign for smoke free live music venues, which Diana initiated – this award-winning project contributed directly to the introduction of smoke-free venues in Victoria. She lead the media advocacy for the Call This A Home campaign (which resulted in changes to rooming house regulations in Victoria) and was lead consultant on the national Mathematics & Statistics: Critical Skills For Australia’s Future report and campaign (which led to changes in the Commonwealth Government’s university funding for mathematical sciences).

Kath Wilson
Wordsmith

Kath is an author, editor, journalist and tertiary educator. She has contributed journalistic features to The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Conversation, The Australian, The Courier-Mail, Art Monthly, crikey.com New Matilda, the Law Institute Journal and Good Weekend (for which she won a Melbourne Press Club award). Her essays have appeared in journals including Griffith Review, Meanjin, Eyeline, Eureka Street and Overland.

She has a PhD in cultural studies, an honours degree in Communications (Journalism), and advanced certificates in permaculture design. Her first book is Tinkering: Australians reinvent DIY culture (Monash University Publishing).