NIall Seewang spent two years at the Border Mail in Albury Wodonga, after graduating in 2006 from La Trobe University. He started on general news, did a year of subbing and is now in the sports department concentrating on football and cricket. His roles include sourcing stories, writing match previews and reviews and compiling a weekly cricket page including an opinion column each week.
La Trobe graduate Kelly Theobald took her degree in journalism and moved to outback Australia, where she recently published a children’s book. Chani Unger caught up with her.
Nicole Valicek graduated from La Trobe University in 2009. After returning from a year of travel, she put together her resume and landed a job as a cadet journalist at The Northern Times. Liana Neri caught up with her.
La Trobe graduate Rania Spooner works for a regional daily newspaper and says she wouldn’t have done her cadetship any other way. She chatted to Matthew Dixon for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
As part of our First-Time Voters project, the Voters Voices series asked young Australians to rate their sense of confidence about heading to the polls for the first time.
Audiences find it difficult to build trust in AI-generated news as they fear it lacks human insight and ability to consider ethics.
Harrow-Balmoral has been one of the local football clubs to find great success following a merger.
