
Walsh Bay Arts Precinct
Walsh Bay Arts Precinct launched its visually stunning Drupal site with new branding, a dynamic 'What’s On' section, and an advanced editorial experience designed for flexibility and ease of use.

Walsh Bay Arts Precinct launched its visually stunning Drupal site with new branding, a dynamic 'What’s On' section, and an advanced editorial experience designed for flexibility and ease of use.

The Cancer Australia corporate site was a collaboration between PaperMoose and PreviousNext. It consolidates Cancer Australia’s various websites into a unified, modern platform. The result is a GovCMS PaaS platform with significant Drupal integrations.

Catholic Schools New South Wales (CSNSW) partnered with Folk and PreviousNext to create a powerful, award-winning digital platform that serves their diverse educational community through innovative design and robust technical solutions.
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Keyword search struggles with natural language and exploratory questions. Daniel walked the DrupalSouth 2026 audience through how OpenSearch and Skpr enable semantic search that understands intent and meaning, and how Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) transforms results into clear, human-friendly answers grounded in your actual content.

Last week, the PreviousNext team headed over to Wellington for DrupalSouth 2026, and what a week it was.

I recently gave a talk at DrupalSouth Wellington 2026 covering something a lot of us in the Drupal community have been wrestling with: has the past couple of years been a market correction or something more fundamental? And more importantly - how can Drupal remain competitive in a CMS market that's changing quickly?