The Walkley Media Conference 2011
The Walkley Foundation’s annual media conference will be held in Brisbane next month
The Walkley Foundation’s annual media conference will be held in Brisbane next month
Would you consider eating weeds? Kate Scarff looks at why we should consider including weeds in our diet.
Looking for a cadetship with a Victorian regional newspaper? The Guardian in Swan Hill is seeking an enthusiastic journalism graduate to join its team.
The Walkley Foundation’s annual media conference will be held in Brisbane next month
Would you consider eating weeds? Kate Scarff looks at why we should consider including weeds in our diet.
Looking for a cadetship with a Victorian regional newspaper? The Guardian in Swan Hill is seeking an enthusiastic journalism graduate to join its team.
Join this year’s graduating media and cinema studies students as they showcase their documentary skills at Loop Bar in Melbourne tonight.
The Walkley Foundation’s annual media conference will be held in Brisbane next month
Would you consider eating weeds? Kate Scarff looks at why we should consider including weeds in our diet.
Looking for a cadetship with a Victorian regional newspaper? The Guardian in Swan Hill is seeking an enthusiastic journalism graduate to join its team.
Have you ever considered donating blood? Kate Scarff takes a look at why we need more Australians to give the gift of life.
What is in vitro meat? How may it benefit the environment, animal welfare and human health and what impact may it have on food choices? Kate Scarff explores this new technology.
La Trobe’s ‘Ideas and Society Program’ will bring together three key Australians who have made their mark in pressing for more humane solutions to the asylum seeker crisis.
Looking for career inspiration? The National Young Writers Festival is on again.
With the prevalence of hay fever on the rise, Kate Scarff takes a look at the causes, treatment options and financial burden of this common condition.
The City of Greater Bendigo is offering a free workshop for people interested in gaining insight into how the media works.
With a new interest in genetically modified foods, Kate Scarff explores issues surrounding labelling of this category of food in Australia.
A new strain of bird flu, a rise in the number of outbreaks across the globe and the death of a six-year-old girl in Cambodia: is the next pandemic on the horizon? Kate Scarff explores the facts and weighs in on the debate.
With the Melbourne Writers Festival in full swing, Kate Scarff attended Writing in Lab Coats and discovered how science journalists are immersing themselves in their stories.
Enter the G C O’Donnell Copyright Essay Prize Competition for your chance to win $3,500.
Adam Young from Owl City serenaded a sold out concert in Melbourne on Wednesday night, delighting the audience with both his charm and his music. Gianna Dalla-Vecchia reports.
What are some of the common mistakes we make when recycling? To mark Keep Australia Beautiful Week, Kate Scarff spoke with Banyule’s Waste Education Co-ordinator, Margaret Morgan.
Can GM crops help save the world from hunger? Kate Scarff attended National Science Week’s GM: A Dinner Discussion event and discovered public acceptance of gene technology is still a major issue.
A public forum in Melbourne has explored the state of the public debate on climate change science. Kate Scarff went along to hear about the media’s role in the debate.