Holocaust survivors too busy to let virus crisis slow them up Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS August 20, 2020 5 min readDespite fears self-isolation may trigger painful memories of the Holocaust, survivors instead are embracing the challenges of the coronavirus crisis, writes Julianne Lehmayer.
From chocolate to Anzac biscuits: a sweet tale of survival Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS August 7, 2020 7 min readGeorge Sternfeld comes through the door with the energy of a man half his age, waves and then walks straight...
The hard climb uphill: life returns to crisis-ridden Blue Mountains Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS July 7, 2020 3 min readDon’t be fooled by the sunshine – the winter air blows biting cold up in the Blue Mountains. Nevertheless, the...
How to kickstart a freelance career 101 Juliane Lehmayer Virtual Freelance Festival July 7, 2020 2 min readFrom satellite skills to knowing who you are, there are many steps you can take to become a top freelancer, writes Juliane Lehmayer.
A funny thing happened on the way to the newspaper Juliane Lehmayer Virtual Freelance Festival July 6, 2020 2 min readDon't laugh! Comedy and journalism have a lot in common, comedian Rachel Berger tells Juliane Lehmayer
How to forge a career as a freelance journo Juliane Lehmayer Virtual Freelance Festival July 6, 2020 2 min readCan I consider freelancing a career? How much do I rate per word? What’s the benefit of joining a network?...
The end of psychology as we know it Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS April 10, 2020 4 min readHow much has self-isolation and a reliance on the digital world changed psychology? Completely, Paul Rhodes tells Juliane Lehmayer.
Eco-anxiety and how Indigenous psychology can help you Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS March 12, 2020 4 min readFeeling stressed about the sorry state of the planet? Juliane Lehmayer on how you are not alone and it IS a real problem.
Rob Stott: how to make it as a pop culture journo (without being clickbaity) Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS February 20, 2020 4 min readKnowing your audience and how to reach them is at the heart of what Junkee does well, Rob Stott tells Juliane Lehmayer.
Macleay student launches her own film and theatre studio Juliane Lehmayer EDITORS' PICKS November 21, 2019 2 min readJodie Wolf and I have shared the same journalism classes since the beginning of this trimester, but I’m not sure...
