EDITORS' PICKS
Why study journalism? This is why
Juliane Lehmayer, Ruby Schofield and Liam Mendes discuss why they are studying journalism and why it is important now, more than ever. […]
Media
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Trump using ‘dictators’ playbook’ to stoke attacks on journalists, says media exec
The US president has been accused of encouraging disdain of journalism which has led to violent attacks on reporters, writes Nour Ahmad. […]
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Readers of news in Australia among ‘least engaged’
Media companies need to step up their game to better engage their audience, according to a panel of senior journalists, writes Mansour Shukoor. […]
INTERVIEW
HATCH NOW Episode 2: Antidote 2019
Renowned journalists and international thought leaders were among the great minds who featured at this year’s Antidote Festival. Peter Greste, Maria […]
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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 […]
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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 […]