Missing person report: An Elwood youth last seen avoiding responsibility.
The Break Point Podcast panel review an amazing 2016.
The penultimate Break Point Podcast of 2016 is here and the panel are ready to discuss Andy Murray’s phenomenal week at the ATP Finals. Ryan,
Missing person report: An Elwood youth last seen avoiding responsibility.
The Break Point Podcast panel review an amazing 2016.
The penultimate Break Point Podcast of 2016 is here and the panel are ready to discuss Andy Murray’s phenomenal week at the ATP Finals. Ryan,
Sofia Monkiewicz is the latest editorial member to be put in the upstart spotlight. She speaks to Katharina Hackler about her role, enthusiasm for arts journalism and her dream of becoming a theatre critic.
Continuing the series, Katharina Hackler chats to upstart’s Khairun Hamid about her role as the sports sub-editor, her long-lost love for radio and her dreams of writing for a street-culture magazine.
Jeremy Menard’s dream is to call baseball as a radio broadcaster. He’s in Australia on a study abroad program from the United States. And it sounds like he’s well on the way to fulfilling his dream.
In her latest instalment, Katharina Hackler chats to upstart’s Penny Evangelou about her interview with dating-guru Zoë Foster, and about her dreams of becoming a beauty and fashion writer herself.
As part of an ongoing series, Katharina Hackler chats to upstart’s sports editor, Ben Waterworth, about his ever-expanding portfolio of written contributions to upstart, and about chasing a kindergarten dream of becoming an AFL commentator.
This year, upstart’s team has grown quite rapidly, bringing ten new students to the editorial seat. All bring very different experiences and contribute unique stories to the magazine.
Katharina Hackler chats to the deputy editor Natalie Savino about blogs, travel, and hippos.
Thinking about travelling the world? Why not start with Europe. upstart’s Katharina Hackler talks to Jane Brown and Brendon Hillman about their recent journey to the continent.
While they admit ‘Pants off Friday’ might be a challenge, Melissa Tracina and Danielle Hadj tell upstart’s Natalie Savino their new radio program will give all who listen a taste of something different.
Ryan Jon talks with Upstart’s sporting guru Ben Waterworth about his recent experiences as a journalist covering the Commonwealth Games in India.
With potentially stressful assignment deadlines fast approaching, Ryan Jon talks health and fitness with Emma Krstic.
Ryan Jon hosts UPCAST episode 10, talking about the Spring Racing Carnival with racing guru Ben Asgari and the AFL coaching merry-go-round with Sports Editor Evan Harding.
Ryan Jon interviews David Lowden on La Trobe Universisty’s new Sport Journalism degree and explores the idea of free Wi-Fi on public transportation.
After an extended break, upcast is back with new host Ryan Jon presenting episode 8. Meghan Lodwick demonstrates a new interviewing technique and Ben Waterworth tells us about his recent experiences covering the Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
Hear one of the leading thinkers on the future of journalism, Jay Rosen, in conversation with Melbourne’s emerging journalists.
A week without caffeine has created a buzz. Meghan Lodwick tells the tale of her interview on ABC Radio Adelaide with Carole Whitelock.
In episode seven of upcast, hosts Kelly Theobald and Meghan Lodwick talk to final year journalism student Ally Forward about her recent media success, and marine biologist David Collins about sharks and why they’re endangered.
In episode six of upcast, Kelly Theobald talks to Marian Blythe about her documentary project on moral panic, and Dr Rachel Buchannan about her book The Parahaki Album, which explores an interesting aspect of Maori New Zealand history.
In episode five of upcast we spoke to a couple of La Trobe students who are involved in some new and exciting projects.
In the fourth episode of upcast we spoke about media ventures taking place at La Trobe University – some new and some not so new.
Is there money in blogging? Can you make a living out of it? Matt de Neef asks these questions and more as he speaks with professional blogger Jaime McDougall.
