From satellite skills to knowing who you are, there are many steps you can take to become a top freelancer, writes Juliane Lehmayer.
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
Mobile-friendly video editing software helps journalists stay ahead of the data explosion, writes Maria Sajulga.
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.
Hatch newsroom reporters are covering the three-day Launceston Freelance Festival through this website and the festival's social media channels. Tune in here to learn all about it.
Juliane Lehmayer, Ruby Schofield and Liam Mendes discuss why they are studying journalism and why it is important now, more than ever.
The US president has been accused of encouraging disdain of journalism which has led to violent attacks on reporters, writes Nour Ahmad.