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More ethnic voices are needed in the media
Antoinette Lattouf worked in one media job where the percentage of Middle Eastern staff would halve every time she left […]
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In conversation with Jo Puccini
As head of ABC TV’s investigations unit, Jo Puccini is exactly where she wants to be: in the medium she […]
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The colourful career of Channel 7’s Chris Reason
When Chris Reason left school, he had no idea what job he wanted to do. While he was at university, […]
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Hedley Thomas: Lessons learned from Teacher’s Pet creator
With one of the most recognisable voices in podcasting, the measured cadence of award-winning journalist Hedley Thomas kept the Sydney […]
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Hugh Riminton: foreign correspondent and face of Channel 10
Hugh Riminton came to Macleay College to share his experience of life as a foreign correspondent and being a face […]
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Tracie Edmondson: managing NRL players who go off the rails
It was an incident that generated all the wrong kind of headlines: Nathan Brown, then coach of the St George […]
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The Age’s Richard Baker on podcasting
Even after 12 years in The Age‘s investigations team, and despite winning countless awards, Richard Baker still finds himself chasing […]
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Lorna Knowles on the ABC, #MeToo and watertight journalism
When you are producing the type of stories for which ABC journalist Lorna Knowles has become renowned you leave no […]
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Lily Mayers: From Macleay to the ABC
Hatch continues its six-part series of Macleay alumni success stories with ABC news reporter Lily Mayers.
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Konrad Marshall: tackling Tigerland and long-form journalism
He was listening to Pulitzer Prize-winner Tom French speak at a writers’ conference in Connecticut when Konrad Marshall received one […]