Paul Ramadge, Eric Beecher, Mary Debrett and Robert Manne will discuss the future of newspapers in Australia today at 12.30PM in the Seminar Room of La Trobe University’s Borchardt Library.
Regional journalist position available with Prime 7 in Albury.
Chair of the Australian Press Council to speak on the need for good journalism in the wake of the media inquiry.
Paul Ramadge, Eric Beecher, Mary Debrett and Robert Manne will discuss the future of newspapers in Australia today at 12.30PM in the Seminar Room of La Trobe University’s Borchardt Library.
Regional journalist position available with Prime 7 in Albury.
Chair of the Australian Press Council to speak on the need for good journalism in the wake of the media inquiry.
Liam Quinn considers one of the most talked about musical performances of the year, the Super Bowl halftime show, and runs through his choice for the top five performances.
Walkley award-winning ABC Radio journalist Sarah Armstrong explains why she walked away from it all, in this Life After Journalism podcast.
PJ Harvey delivers a live rendition of last years ‘album of the year’ at Hobart’s MONA FOMA. Expat, Keith Mason, does his best to filter out the murmurings of locals and enjoy a classic performance from Polly Jean.
Entries are now open for the Walkley Young Australian Journalist of the Year Awards.
Now that being a fashion blogger can get you a front-row seat at Marc Jacobs’ during New York Fashion Week, Kirby Hughes provides a few tips on keeping your fashion blog out of the ethical sales bin.
The 26th of January might have lost its significance, but that doesn’t mean we can’t all enjoy a day off, says Matt Smith.
Australia’s television industry isn’t giving itself due credit as long as it validates the Logies, says Matt Smith.
Malcolm Turnbull talks about his time as a journalist with Matt Smith in this Life After Journalism podcast.
Newcastle-based Fairfax newspaper The Star is seeking a full-time cadet.
The Muppets are back, and they’ve got the fart shoes to prove it, says Matt Smith.
The new Spielberg film War Horse is overdramatised, says Suzannah Marshall Macbeth, but nonetheless it is a moving story of the Great War’s innocent participants: the horses.
The prospective Republican candidates are still battling for the right to represent their party in the 2012 election, however Liam Quinn writes that one candidate is already on the campaign trial.
ACP Magazines are seeking a graduate journalist for two publications in transports and logistics based in Brisbane.
Bruce Montgomery talks about working at The Australian and PR with Matt Smith in the second episode of the Life After Journalism project.
The 2012 Australian Open women’s singles should prove to be interesting with several contenders vying for the title, says Farhan Shah.
With the 2012 Australian Open now commencing, sports journalist Farhan Shah takes a look at the contenders to take out the men’s singles.
Former ABC foreign correspondent Bob Wurth talks to Matt Smith in the first episode of the Life After Journalism project.
Sky News reporter Ahron Young’s unique past and rise in the journalism industry is an inspiration to future journalists, as Jesse Setaro discovered in this interview.
With a plot significantly more intelligent than alternative 3D animation fare, The Adventures of Tintin is a standard Spielberg movie full of dumb, fun action scenes says Matt Smith.
A resurgent Adelaide United has crushed Melbourne Heart 3-1 at AAMI Park, putting an end to Heart’s five game winning streak. Match report from Paddy Naughtin.
