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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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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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How our farmers have been milked dry
Dairy farmers are facing the toughest of times – but some are putting their hopes for survival in innovation, reports […]
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Trauma and tragedy: who supports the journalists?
As a veteran crime reporter, the woman known as YZ had seen untold carnage throughout her career. But nothing was […]
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NRL: A pre-season scandal epidemic
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’
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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Bourke Street attack: the aftermath
Guardian bureau chief Melissa Davey reported from the scene of the Bourke Street attack, and reflected on the experience with […]
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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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Matt Connellan: From Macleay to SBS
In the first of a six-part series of Macleay alumni forging successful careers in the media industry, we speak to […]
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Kumi Taguchi on the write path
Despite being a successful journalist with over 20 years’ experience, Kumi Taguchi did not originally plan to enter the media […]