Max Robins explores the problem of false-balance in the reporting of climate change.
Hannah Tooley discusses the complex implications of discrimination and stereotyping in the media.
Break Point is back to discuss all of the talking points from the last week in tennis.
Max Robins explores the problem of false-balance in the reporting of climate change.
Hannah Tooley discusses the complex implications of discrimination and stereotyping in the media.
Break Point is back to discuss all of the talking points from the last week in tennis.
Matt Marasco explains the profundities of the Victorian suppression orders debate and the consequences of online publishers.
Max Robins explores the problem of false-balance in the reporting of climate change.
Hannah Tooley discusses the complex implications of discrimination and stereotyping in the media.
Break Point is back to discuss all of the talking points from the last week in tennis.
Rudi Edsall explains that technological advances have always driven copyright infringement.
As betting agencies rise in public prominence, journalists must be aware of the unique relationship that exists between these agencies and the media, writes David Kennedy.
In an era where Internet hoaxes are commonplace, journalists have an obligation to be meticulous in their research, and maintain a commitment to the truth, writes Claire Varley.
Human rights barrister, Julian Burnside QC, spoke to Haley Battersby about his proposed plan to relocate asylum seekers to rural Australia.
Break Point is back to cover the business end of the Australian Open.
Google’s Michelle Guthrie will be the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s next managing director, writes Lindsey Martin.
Third-year journalism student, Ewa Staszewska, says hands-on experience is important when trying to enter the journalism industry, writes Monique Quercio.
Today, the Andy Warhol/Ai Weiwei exhibition will kick off at the National Gallery of Victoria, writes Lindsey Martin.
2014 Australian Open Ballgirl of the Year Zoe Theodorakopoulos talks to Tim Sperliotis about her hectic last two years.
SEN’s Brett Phillips returns to Break Point as the panel review and exciting 2015 in the final episode of the year.
Break Point is back, discussing all you need to know from the week of tennis.
On Saturday the 21st of November 2015, the Sports Writers Festival is hosting a preliminary “mini-fest” at Federation Square.
Understanding the share market while at university will give you a head start with your finances, writes Lindsey Martin.
La Trobe University researchers may have found a treatment for cachexia, a side effect of cancer, writes Lindsey Martin.
#GenderQueer and #GenderFluid are the newest additions to the hashtag lexicon. Lindsey Martin asks if we really understand their significance.
The death of an asylum seeker in Western Australia received minimal media attention, writes Lindsey Martin.
