The film industry's future, while impacted by coronavirus, has been buoyed by the greater demand for content, writes Maria Sajulga.
Walkley Awards boss Louisa Graham says it's been a horror year, but journalists have played a crucial role in society, writes Layton Holley.
Don't laugh! Comedy and journalism have a lot in common, comedian Rachel Berger tells Juliane Lehmayer
End-to-end encryption will be more important than ever for journalists according to messaging app founder, writes Mia Alcordo.
Mobile-friendly video editing software helps journalists stay ahead of the data explosion, writes Maria Sajulga.
This year’s Virtual Freelance Festival is focused on ‘The Future Of Work’. How do we navigate this rapidly-changing employment landscape? Find out through workshops, panel discussions and high-profile speakers addressing the growing workforce of freelancers and entrepreneurs. Be sure to...
Taking 20 minutes a week to do bookkeeping and automating invoices can make a huge difference for freelancers, writes Layton Holley.
Can I consider freelancing a career? How much do I rate per word? What’s the benefit of joining a network?...
Flexibility and the ability to adapt soft skills to the workplace will become more important than fulltime workers with rigid work skills, writes Jack Sammut.
Knitting supermarket plastic bags is just one way to recycle the enormous amount of waste being produced, writes Maria Sajulga.