The inaugural AFL rookie reporters program kicks off in 2013. La Trobe students Paul Bastin and Ben Rowles have achieved a place in the highly competitive program.
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre is running a one-day program on Saturday March 2 focused on reporting the development challenges for Iraq.
Australian hip-hop sensation Drapht kicks off his Uni-Verse tour at La Trobe Universities around Victoria. Betony Pitcher speaks to the artist about the tour and his brand new tracks.
The inaugural AFL rookie reporters program kicks off in 2013. La Trobe students Paul Bastin and Ben Rowles have achieved a place in the highly competitive program.
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre is running a one-day program on Saturday March 2 focused on reporting the development challenges for Iraq.
Australian hip-hop sensation Drapht kicks off his Uni-Verse tour at La Trobe Universities around Victoria. Betony Pitcher speaks to the artist about the tour and his brand new tracks.
After attending a conference investigating Iraq ten years since the intervention, Wajeehah Sabahat discovers a country still in crisis.
The inaugural AFL rookie reporters program kicks off in 2013. La Trobe students Paul Bastin and Ben Rowles have achieved a place in the highly competitive program.
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre is running a one-day program on Saturday March 2 focused on reporting the development challenges for Iraq.
Australian hip-hop sensation Drapht kicks off his Uni-Verse tour at La Trobe Universities around Victoria. Betony Pitcher speaks to the artist about the tour and his brand new tracks.
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Australia’s leading thinkers are to come together to debate the issues of our time in honour of Robert Manne.
The Melbourne Press Club is holding a lunch, featuring the news directors of channels Seven, Nine, Ten and the ABC.
The Centre for Advanced Journalism is holding a free public lecture featuring Michael Gawenda, one of Australia’s best known journalists and authors.
Australia is hoping to light up the stumps in the last international cricket series of the season, writes Kevin Cheong
American sporting TV’s biggest night should provide plenty of entertainment on and off the field, writes Shane Palmer.
Matt Smith reviews Quentin Tarantino’s latest offering of gore and violence.
Objectivity has long been one of the important principles of journalism, but why has it now also become one of the most hotly contested? Tom Midwood takes a comical analysis.
Conflicts of interest are a common place in journalism, dealing with it is just a matter of questions and policies, writes Elaine Stockdale
Open source journalism shares the creation of news and commentary by soliciting help from the public. Robert Angelone explains the ethical consequences of media produced through collaboration.
The Finkelstein Report and Convergence Review both recommended introducing a larger media regulatory body to ensure ethical journalism. However they have different ideas on how to do so, explains Paddy Naughtin.
Aardman Animations are best known for Wallace and Gromit, Matt Smith reviews their latest offering.
There were many suspense-filled games throughout the 2012 AFL season. Here are the top ten thrilling matches of the year, compiled by Blake Gray and Mitchell Wood.
Investigative reporter Mara Leveritt talks to Isabelle Laskari about her career, her books and keeping the American legal system in check.
With less than 10 days until the national draft, AFL supporters should be bracing themselves, writes Sam McInerney
