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[ April 1, 2020 ] Going Viral – Hatch’s daily blog and updates on the coronavirus Coronavirus
[ March 30, 2020 ] Shuttered cafes, deserted bars – Balmain’s bustling streets fall quiet Coronavirus
[ March 30, 2020 ] My Life In Isolation Coronavirus
[ March 30, 2020 ] Confessions of a shelf stacker: abusive shoppers and ‘insane’ hours Coronavirus
[ March 28, 2020 ] Self-isolation adds to women’s domestic violence risk, plea for more funds Coronavirus
[ March 27, 2020 ] Communities bond as coronavirus spreads Coronavirus
[ March 27, 2020 ] Greyhound’s keep distance from Corona Cold Coronavirus
[ March 27, 2020 ] Shop workers reeling from coronavirus hit Coronavirus
[ March 27, 2020 ] Hospitals already running low on supplies says Doctors Federation boss Coronavirus
[ March 27, 2020 ] The self-isolation cook – making the most of an almost empty cupboard Coronavirus

Readers of news in Australia among ‘least engaged’

March 12, 2020 Mansour Shukoor Comments Off

Media companies need to step up their game to better engage their audience, according to a panel of senior journalists, writes Mansour Shukoor. […]

Trump’s America: US expats watch in shock from afar

November 20, 2019 Helena Abdou Comments Off

For expats Nancy and James Morrison, it’s a relief not to be living in Donald Trump’s America.

HATCH NOW Episode 2: Antidote 2019

November 6, 2019 The Hatch Newsroom Team Comments Off

Renowned journalists and international thought leaders were among the great minds who featured at this year’s Antidote Festival. Peter Greste, Maria […]

Q&A with country-pop star Max Jackson

October 9, 2019 Talya Jacobson Comments Off

How a country girl from Coonamble ended up writing and recording in Nashville.

Vicarious trauma: a “cost” of quality journalism

June 23, 2019 Erin Christie Comments Off

Leading Australian journalists have spoken candidly about the personal toll of covering confronting, frightening and sometimes life-threatening stories. Participating in […]

The colourful career of Channel 7’s Chris Reason

April 26, 2019 Mary Nguyen Comments Off

When Chris Reason left school, he had no idea what job he wanted to do. While he was at university, […]

How our farmers have been milked dry

April 26, 2019 Morgan Dyer Comments Off

Dairy farmers are facing the toughest of times – but some are putting their hopes for survival in innovation, reports […]

Trauma and tragedy: who supports the journalists?

April 12, 2019 Morgan Dyer Comments Off

As a veteran crime reporter, the woman known as YZ had seen untold carnage throughout her career. But nothing was […]

NRL: A pre-season scandal epidemic

March 13, 2019 Morgan Dyer Comments Off

Few deny the NRL has a “woman problem”. The question is what is being done about it. Hatch’s Morgan Dyer […]

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Journalism honours for Macleay College: ‘Best Publication’ and ‘Student of the Year’

December 5, 2018 The Hatch Newsroom Team Comments Off

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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Streets are virtually in lockdown - meaning restaurants like Blue Ginger in Balmain, which remains open, are left to count the losses for the week. As Hatch reporter @laytonhol1 found out - businesses could lose hundreds of thousands of dollars.

https://hatch.macleay.net/shuttered-cafes-deserted-bars-balmains-bustling-streets-fall-quiet/

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Hatch's own @keller_lachlan writes this intriguing first-person piece on what the #coronavirus could mean to him as an organ transplant recipient plus, the hurdles he has faced making his decision to isolate. This is Lachlan's life in isolation.

https://hatch.macleay.net/my-life-in-isolation/

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“My back hurts, my fingers are swollen, my knees are in bits." The reality for supermarket workers around the country, copping abuse at the same time. See the Reddit post and confessions of a shelf stacker. @GillelandLiam writes.

https://hatch.macleay.net/confessions-of-a-shelf-stacker-abusive-shoppers-and-insane-hours/

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Relieved to see funding from the government to address domestic violence. It must be high on the agenda at this time, as @HatchMacleay reporter @charliejbullis wrote before the $1.1B announcement. @MacleayCollege https://twitter.com/HatchMacleay/status/1243834834809573377

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The #DomesticViolence risks to women have been heightened by the #coronavirus self-isolation rules, with advocates pleading with the government for urgent funds to cope, writes @charliejbullis #DV https://hatch.macleay.net/self-isolation-adds-to-womens-domestic-violence-risk-plea-for-more-funds/

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"We are at war against the virus," Australian Doctors Federation head Stephen Milgate tells @MacleayCollege journalism student Maria Sajulga, reporting for @HatchMacleay and @JunctionJournos #covid19australia https://twitter.com/JunctionJournos/status/1243399888416591873

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