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La Trobe Alumni Event: Social Media Politics

With a rising online presence, politicians are now using social media as a means to push their message. La Trobe University’s Alumni Series Event on Wednesday

The game changer?

La Trobe University’s Media and Communications program, in conjunction with the Alumni and Advancement Office, is holding a public seminar titled: “The game changer: was

Fairfax staff on strike over staff cuts

Staff from The Age, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Australian Financial Review walked out of their office on Friday, Rachael Roberts & Deniz Uzgun report.

Media taking sides on strike

Ahead of tomorrow’s tram strike, Ethan Miller analyses how the media has portrayed the RTBU and Melbourne Metro.

Universities unite for UniPollWatch

In an Australian-first, journalism schools from four Melbourne universities will participate in a joint exercise to cover the Victorian election, writes Campbell Elmer.

Richard Baker speaks at La Trobe

Award-winning investigative reporter Richard Baker visited La Trobe University to speak to Journalism students about his colourful career, writes Tom Parker.

Where to for Fairfax journalism?

Naim Kurt speaks to journalists on strike at The Age and finds out how the recent redundancies will affect emerging journalists.

Australia Decides 2013 Episode Five

Professor Nick Bisley and Gwenda Tavan join Matt Smith just in time for the election in the fifth instalment of Australia Decides 2013.

AFL stealing spotlight

It’s time media organisations realise AFL isn’t the only sport deserving of coverage, writes Simone McInnes.