Palace of the Emirates positioning. Abu Dhabi's new palace hotel will greet the public with the slogan, 'Where Worlds are Shaped'. Working with Middle East Vision, Damien Hazelton developed the concept. MORE -->

Micronas positioning. Swiss chip manufacturer Micronas has taken a new direction with the positioning of their audio/video enhancement product. Working with the Wasl & Wüst Advertising Agency, Damien Hazelton created truD (Trudy). MORE -->

Australien Made wins contract for Anfi Tauro Golf. Presenting the new mercatus version 5 and showing off all it can do was enough to convince this golf development to choose Australien Made to implement their new web presence. MORE -->

MARITIM comes on board. After a 'test run' with their client newsletter, MARITIM Hotels are now using the translation talents of Damien Hazelton. The cost effective, quick and professional English copy has made its marketing departments very happy.

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Supreme Tower in Dubai has a new slogan. Developed by Damien Hazelton, 'Supreme Living' has replaced the working slogan of 'In Good Company'. In addition to brochure, web and mailing texts, Australien Made also provided voice-over texts.

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Staying in a Kempinski Hotel in the next few months? If the answer is yes then don't forget to pick up a copy of their Concierge magazine. There's a nice little article over the Peraves Ecomobile inside, written by Damien Hazelton.

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australien-ma.de gets its name from its founder, Damien Hazelton, born in Sydney, Australia.

Damien Hazelton was educated at Assumption College, Kilmore and St. Josephs College, Nudgee - Brisbane.

In 1987 he worked as a production assistant for the Australian Film Company before moving to Hong Kong in 1988. After working freelance for various television news crews throughout Asia, he became a freelance copywriter. From 1993 to 1997 he wrote English advertising copy for numerous local and China-based companies.

Although many Chinese clients continued to use his services despite the move to Germany in 1997, Damien began to concentrate on the local market and in 2000, started work for the Wasl & Wüst Advertising Agency in Munich. Writing both print and web-based text, he also specialised in Macromedia Flash and Content Management System-based websites.

In the beginning of 2004, Damien Hazelton left the agency to work once more as a freelancer.