Green Magic Homes (USA)

Green Magic Homes (USA) develop and market homes that offer a new type of ‘living with nature’ experience. Built with energy efficiency and high resiliency, these homes foster a sense of connectedness and belonging to nature.  The company creates earth-covered modules made with cutting-edge polymeric compounds and aerospace technology.

Green Magic Homes (USA) have an institutional passion and dedication to ecological and social impact projects. Current projects globally include shelter technology for the defence industry and low-cost social housing for US government agencies.

The Task:

Wings PR was appointed by Green Magic Homes (USA) to develop a comprehensive and crisis communications and reputation management strategy to rectify negative media coverage in Australia.  The results included the Wings PR’s media releases and key messages being published by multiple prominent Australian media outlets.

25/06/2022

Builder disavows cancelled NSW contractor

7 News

A United States lawyer has written to the NSW fair trading minister to distance his client from a contractor whose licence was cancelled this week. Fair Trading Minister Eleni Petinos warned residents on Monday not to deal with a company calling itself Green Magic Homes Australia, who had been banned from advertising, contracting or undertaking any residential building work that required a licence. A letter from Greens Magic Homes general counsel James Beagle, shared with AAP, and sent to Ms Petinos' electorate email address earlier this week, explained how the company became involved in the minister's warning.

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24/06/2022

Builder disavows cancelled NSW contractor

Daily Mail Australia

A United States lawyer has written to the NSW fair trading minister to distance his client from a contractor whose licence was cancelled this week. Fair Trading Minister Eleni Petinos warned residents on Monday not to deal with a company calling itself Green Magic Homes Australia, who had been banned from advertising, contracting or undertaking any residential building work that required a licence. A letter from Greens Magic Homes general counsel James Beagle, shared with AAP, and sent to Ms Petinos' electorate email address earlier this week, explained how the company became involved in the minister's warning.

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24/06/2022

Bushfire victims 'broken' over unlivable home build- Statement by Green Magic Homes (USA)

Nine Now

The owners of US-based eco-builder Green Magic Homes (USA) have moved swiftly to investigate an Australian contractor accused of defrauding New South Wales bushfire victims. The company wants to lend support to the impacted families and also build more capacity in the state to aid in future disaster relief. Green Magic Homes says it is outraged by the actions of Glenn Stevenson, who has been using the American company's name, after learning the contractor had taken deposits from families and promised them homes using their patented green modular construction system.

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24/06/2022

Builder disavows cancelled NSW contractor

The Examiner

A United States lawyer has written to the NSW fair trading minister to distance his client from a contractor whose licence was cancelled this week. Fair Trading Minister Eleni Petinos warned residents on Monday not to deal with a company calling itself Green Magic Homes Australia, who had been banned from advertising, contracting or undertaking any residential building work that required a licence.

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24/06/2022

Builder disavows cancelled NSW contractor

The Advocate

A United States lawyer has written to the NSW fair trading minister to distance his client from a contractor whose licence was cancelled this week.

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24/06/2022

Builder disavows cancelled NSW contractor

Canberra Times

A United States lawyer has written to the NSW fair trading minister to distance his client from a contractor whose licence was cancelled this week. Fair Trading Minister Eleni Petinos warned residents on Monday not to deal with a company calling itself Green Magic Homes Australia, who had been banned from advertising, contracting or undertaking any residential building work that required a licence.

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