Triple J Hack reporter Irene Scott at La Trobe
Triple J’s Irene Scott will be speaking to journalism students at La Trobe University this morning.
Forum: Why is the Labor Party in Crisis?
Special forum about the challenges of the Australian Labor Party will be held at La Trobe University.
George Megalogenis visiting La Trobe today
Journalist George Megalogenis will be talking to La Trobe University students today.
Visibility, diversity, collaboration: pride week at La Trobe University
La Trobe University is providing a supportive and accepting environment for its diverse array of students. This week focused on GLBTQI students.
What’s in store for quality newspapers?
Last Tuesday, Eric Beecher (Crikey) and Paul Ramadge (The Age) joined La Trobe’s Mary Debrett and Robert Manne in a discussion about the future of quality newspapers. Cass Savellis witnessed the proceedings.
Tofu or not tofu? an upstart lifestyle series
Tofu or not tofu? is an ongoing series of articles and weekly challenges created by an omnivore, a vegetarian, and a vegan.
The overseas and the helpless
Having just arrived in Melbourne, overseas-student Anne Nielsen wonders about her new life as an Aussie.
Public event: Is there a future for quality newspapers in Australia?
Paul Ramadge, Eric Beecher, Mary Debrett and Robert Manne will discuss the future of newspapers in Australia today at 12.30PM in the Seminar Room of La Trobe University’s Borchardt Library.
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death
The Finkelstein report seeks to dismantle the Australian Press Council placing control and regulation of the media squarely in the hands of government. Chris McLeod takes a closer look at the impacts of this proposal.
Interview with ABC Radio sports commentator Matt Clinch
Contacts, coffee, hard work and persistence are the key to becoming a sports commentator, ABC Radio’s Matt Clinch explains to Edward Sadler.