The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is seeking applicants for the $10,000 Adrian Scott Scholarship, which supports Master of Arts (Research) study into issues affecting rural or regional journalism or journalists. Applications close on 3 January.
Without strong leadership from the Federal Government, Australia’s new Freedom of Information reforms will struggle to achieve their set outcomes. Perrin Brown reports.
What is so significant about today’s date that it is celebrated around the world? And why is it time that Australia joined the party? Perrin Brown explains.
The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is seeking applicants for the $10,000 Adrian Scott Scholarship, which supports Master of Arts (Research) study into issues affecting rural or regional journalism or journalists. Applications close on 3 January.
Without strong leadership from the Federal Government, Australia’s new Freedom of Information reforms will struggle to achieve their set outcomes. Perrin Brown reports.
What is so significant about today’s date that it is celebrated around the world? And why is it time that Australia joined the party? Perrin Brown explains.
Steinar Ellingsen takes us on a journey of his process-based PhD project, The Inland Sea: An Australian Odyssey.
The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is seeking applicants for the $10,000 Adrian Scott Scholarship, which supports Master of Arts (Research) study into issues affecting rural or regional journalism or journalists. Applications close on 3 January.
Without strong leadership from the Federal Government, Australia’s new Freedom of Information reforms will struggle to achieve their set outcomes. Perrin Brown reports.
What is so significant about today’s date that it is celebrated around the world? And why is it time that Australia joined the party? Perrin Brown explains.
A report about the news consumption habits of Australian journalism students raises some disturbing questions about the viability of commercial media, says Jarrod Strauch, who has nominated the story as one of the ‘100 articles’ that every journalist should read about journalism.
What do journalists expect from our Freedom of Information laws? La Trobe PhD candidate Perrin Brown is researching the experiences of journalists with Australia’s FoI laws and views about the Rudd government’s proposed changes. And he’s keen to hear from journalists who are willing to complete a 10-minute online survey.
Karen Kissane, an award-winning journalist at The Age, and Jane Cowan, who has been reporting on the Bushfires Royal Commission, are both guest lecturing at La Trobe today. All are welcome to attend.
La Trobe PhD student Perrin Brown is researching the effects of Freedom of Information laws on how journalists do their jobs, and he’s keen to hear from jounalists from all over Australia who are willing to be part of a survey he’s conducting.
Hip-hop might have first emerged on the other side of the planet, but what’s unique about the way it’s evolved in Melbourne? Our Incubator team spoke about this and more with La Trobe University student Emma Yager, who has been studying the subculture for her Honours thesis.
Norwegian journalist and La Trobe post-graduate Steinar Ellingsen recently embarked on a dusty tour of duty across Australia. And it was all in the name of research for his intriguing thesis project that explores alternative communities.
Are you a journalist who has views about Freedom of Information laws? What do you think of the proposed changes? La Trobe University PhD student Perrin Brown would like to hear from you.
