Controversial comedian John Safran has made a return to television this week, with his new show Race Relations. In a time when Australia’s sense of humour and understanding of comedy has been in the firing line, Matt de Neef explains how Safran’s witty approach to issues makes for compelling viewing.
As semester two draws to a close, outgoing upstart editor Erdem Koc reflects on his experiences at the editor’s desk.
Controversial comedian John Safran has made a return to television this week, with his new show Race Relations. In a time when Australia’s sense of humour and understanding of comedy has been in the firing line, Matt de Neef explains how Safran’s witty approach to issues makes for compelling viewing.
As semester two draws to a close, outgoing upstart editor Erdem Koc reflects on his experiences at the editor’s desk.
La Trobe photojournalism student Pen Tayler goes in search of the hidden Cradle Mountain
Controversial comedian John Safran has made a return to television this week, with his new show Race Relations. In a time when Australia’s sense of humour and understanding of comedy has been in the firing line, Matt de Neef explains how Safran’s witty approach to issues makes for compelling viewing.
As semester two draws to a close, outgoing upstart editor Erdem Koc reflects on his experiences at the editor’s desk.
