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Smarter reporting needed on domestic violence
By Charlie Bullis and Illias Bakalla Media reports on domestic violence must be more conscious of supporting victims and of […]
Media
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Vicarious trauma: a “cost” of quality journalism
Leading Australian journalists have spoken candidly about the personal toll of covering confronting, frightening and sometimes life-threatening stories. Participating in […]
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AFP raids discourage whistleblowers says panel
Raids by the Australian Federal Police on media companies and reporters will discourage whistleblowers and prevent the truth getting out, […]
Fashion
Nathan Baxter: An artisan cobbler
Baxter and Black is unmissable from the street.
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Journalism honours for Macleay College: ‘Best Publication’ and ‘Student of the Year’
Macleay College’s journalism program has received two of the highest honours at the annual Ossie Awards – announced overnight in Hobart.
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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 […]
Media
What happened to baby Tegan? A Facebook army takes up the case
The Keli Lane baby murder case divided the nation thanks to an ABC TV series. Now, an army of social-media […]
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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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Cooking Up a Killer Story
Three journalists on the cutting edge of true crime and podcasting discussed empathy, family and investigation at the Storyology Killer […]
Media
Bauer wins appeal against Rebel Wilson defamation payout
Rebel Wilson’s historic $4.5 million defamation payout has been slashed to $600,000 in Victoria’s Supreme Court in Victoria this morning. […]