Behind the scenes of covering the SBS World Cup coverage.
Former Collingwood player Andrew Krakouer has defended teammate Héritier Lumumba after the release of the controversial new SBS series Fair Game. In the series, Lumumba
Although she’s one the funniest journalists on television, Jeannette Francis explains that reporting hasn’t always been fun and games, writes Meg Kennedy.
Behind the scenes of covering the SBS World Cup coverage.
Former Collingwood player Andrew Krakouer has defended teammate Héritier Lumumba after the release of the controversial new SBS series Fair Game. In the series, Lumumba
Although she’s one the funniest journalists on television, Jeannette Francis explains that reporting hasn’t always been fun and games, writes Meg Kennedy.
It can be intimidating to start out in an industry, especially a highly competitive one like journalism. SBS World News presenter Sarah Abo felt this way in
Behind the scenes of covering the SBS World Cup coverage.
Former Collingwood player Andrew Krakouer has defended teammate Héritier Lumumba after the release of the controversial new SBS series Fair Game. In the series, Lumumba
Although she’s one the funniest journalists on television, Jeannette Francis explains that reporting hasn’t always been fun and games, writes Meg Kennedy.
Talks on the possible amalgamation between Australia’s largest public broadcasters is stirring up both sides of the debate, writes Deniz Uzgun.
They may be informative and insightful but many documentaries struggle to show the complete truth, writes Stephanie Atkins.
Scott McIntyre’s comments on Twitter offended many Australians, but he has sparked an important debate about the sanctity of Anzac Day, writes Nat Kassel.
The Zelic name is synonymous with Australian football on the pitch. Now, it’s gaining momentum in football circles off the pitch, writes Marissa Lordanic.
Young Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou walks away with his reputation in tatters following a disastrous interview, selected by Andrew Dimopoulos for our ’50 Interviews’ project.
Tune into our special broadcast on Grand Final day as we cover all the action leading up to the Swans versus Hawks.
Campbell Elmer examines the extent and impact of one of the election promises broken in this year’s federal budget; cuts to the ABC and SBS.
Australia’s growing obsession with Eurovision is a symptom of our multiculturalism and lack of national identity, writes Campbell Elmer.
All students are welcome to attend this guest lecture by 2013 ABC journalism cadet Dan Conifer today.
Australian football icon Les Murray speaks to Mohammad Safar about his role in the growth of the game Down Under.
Catherine Deveny is always in the spotlight for her controversial views. But in an interview with La Trobe University journalism students, she revealed a softer side to her public persona, writes Jordan Witte.
Applications are now open for a part-time producer to join the SBS radio team in Canberra.
SBS is looking for three cadets with an interest in broadcast journalism to join its news and current affairs team in 2013.
SBS chief football analyst Craig Foster has an undeniable love of the ‘beautiful game’. The former Socceroo speaks to Daniel Baricevic about the current state of Australian football and its future.
SBS News and Current Affairs cadet Katrina Yu talks to Giulio Di Giorgio about her role with Australia’s multicultural and multilingual broadcaster, including her love for journalism.
Channel Ten Melbourne newsreader George Donikian chats to Giulio Di Giorgio about his career, and has some advice for those interested in pursuing a career in journalism.
