Sports Writers Festival kicks off in Melbourne
lindseymartin
November 18, 2015
On Saturday the 21st of November 2015, the Sports Writers Festival is hosting a preliminary “mini-fest” at Federation Square.
On Saturday the 21st of November 2015, the Sports Writers Festival is hosting a preliminary “mini-fest” at Federation Square.
Philippe Perez sat down with Angie Black, the executive producer of Real, to talk about the success of La Trobe University students.
R U OK? Day reminds all Australians to keep an eye out for each other, writes Mandi Santic.
On Saturday the 21st of November 2015, the Sports Writers Festival is hosting a preliminary “mini-fest” at Federation Square.
Philippe Perez sat down with Angie Black, the executive producer of Real, to talk about the success of La Trobe University students.
R U OK? Day reminds all Australians to keep an eye out for each other, writes Mandi Santic.
Esteemed panel discuss women’s rise in sport.
On Saturday the 21st of November 2015, the Sports Writers Festival is hosting a preliminary “mini-fest” at Federation Square.
Philippe Perez sat down with Angie Black, the executive producer of Real, to talk about the success of La Trobe University students.
R U OK? Day reminds all Australians to keep an eye out for each other, writes Mandi Santic.
Did you know the 30th August is Melbourne’s birthday. Louise Bianco gets us ready for the party.
Win the chance to report from the Australian University Games from September 28 to October 5, 2013!
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre is running a one-day program on Saturday March 2 focused on reporting the development challenges for Iraq.
The Centre for Advanced Journalism is holding a free public lecture featuring Michael Gawenda, one of Australia’s best known journalists and authors.
Cass Savellis attended the Walkley Media Pass Student Industry Day on Friday, at the Queen Victoria Women’s Centre in Melbourne. It was jam-packed with industry professionals who shared their tips and experiences they’ve gained over their careers. She took their advice and turned it into a list of significant freelance journalist pointers.
La Trobe University is providing a supportive and accepting environment for its diverse array of students. This week focused on GLBTQI students.
Bush-doof virgin Renee Tibbs moseyed on down to rural Victoria to see what this counter-culture festival is all about.
As the suburb of Ascot Vale wraps up its three-week long local art exhibition, founder Vincenza Fazzalori and participants, Trevor Neal and Lisa Irato discuss its success in the community.
Last Tuesday, Eric Beecher (Crikey) and Paul Ramadge (The Age) joined La Trobe’s Mary Debrett and Robert Manne in a discussion about the future of quality newspapers. Cass Savellis witnessed the proceedings.
Flitting from stage to stage, Lauren Morton managed to catch quite a few acts at Melbourne’s Big Day Out on the weekend. She braved the heat and the hordes and lived to tell the tale.
The Melbourne Press Club award for student journalism is up for grabs again.
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.
Being a journalist necessarily involves negotiating about all kinds of dilemmas. What should you know about the black, the white and the grey when it
Title: Jake Wilson Location: HUED 101 Description: In this Screen Criticism lecture, Jake Wilson talks about his transition from Cinema Studies student at La Trobe,
La Trobe graduate Luke Buckmaster comes back to the fold to talk about his career as a film reviewer and freelance journalist.
Title: Balibo opening night Location: Cinema Nova Link out: Click here Description: Opening night screening of Balibo. Q and A to follow featuring Lawrie Zion,