Farah Farouque, a senior writer at The Age, has a passion for social issues which has shaped her career in journalism, as Vivien Durant discovers for our Working Journalist project.
The ongoing debate about whether Australia is a racist country doesn’t seem to be coming to an end. And as Santilla Chingaipe explains, personal experience can often lead to understandings of the danger of generalisations.
Despite a good showing by some of the top female players at the 2011 French Open, Tom Midwood says women’s tennis is in desperate need of a new poster girl.
Farah Farouque, a senior writer at The Age, has a passion for social issues which has shaped her career in journalism, as Vivien Durant discovers for our Working Journalist project.
The ongoing debate about whether Australia is a racist country doesn’t seem to be coming to an end. And as Santilla Chingaipe explains, personal experience can often lead to understandings of the danger of generalisations.
Despite a good showing by some of the top female players at the 2011 French Open, Tom Midwood says women’s tennis is in desperate need of a new poster girl.
A piece by Jonathan Stray that argues why Wikileaks matters has been chosen by Suzannah Marshall Macbeth to join our ‘100 articles’ list.
Farah Farouque, a senior writer at The Age, has a passion for social issues which has shaped her career in journalism, as Vivien Durant discovers for our Working Journalist project.
The ongoing debate about whether Australia is a racist country doesn’t seem to be coming to an end. And as Santilla Chingaipe explains, personal experience can often lead to understandings of the danger of generalisations.
Despite a good showing by some of the top female players at the 2011 French Open, Tom Midwood says women’s tennis is in desperate need of a new poster girl.
