Sue Wighton

Sue Wighton, as a self-employed freelance writer and producer, brings a wealth of expertise in crafting compelling content across diverse platforms and media. Currently, she specializes in developing tailored communication strategies that resonate with target audiences, particularly within government and public sector environments. Her role involves producing a broad spectrum of promotional and educational resources, including web copy, reports, case studies, and opinion pieces, ensuring clarity, engagement, and reader-focused messaging. Sue’s deep understanding of strategic communications and creative writing enables her to translate complex ideas into accessible, impactful content that drives engagement and supports organizational goals.

In addition to her writing and editing prowess, Sue leverages her skills in voice-over presentation and interviews to create multimedia content that enhances storytelling and audience connection. Her expertise extends to copywriting for advertising campaigns and web platforms, ensuring consistency and brand voice across all channels. As a seasoned trainer, she has developed her own one-day workshop, "Write Well," designed specifically for public servants to master the fundamentals of effective, reader-focused writing within a government context. This workshop has fostered strong relationships with clients across the Queensland Government, positioning her as a trusted advisor in strategic communication and professional development.

Sue’s versatility as a communicator is complemented by her ability to produce engaging songs and her ongoing contributions to opinion journalism, including occasional pieces for the Courier-Mail. Her comprehensive skill set—ranging from journalism and creative writing to editing and proofreading—makes her a valuable partner for organizations seeking to elevate their messaging, enhance internal and external communication, and develop their communication capacity through targeted training and high-quality content creation.