Interviewing politicians is a fundamental role of the journalist. But how do reporters cut through the spin? One of Australia’s leading political interviewers, Barrie Cassidy, will offer his suggestions today in a guest lecture at La Trobe University.
Chris Lilley’s new show Angry Boys is just as skilful, clever and raw as his previous productions, says Jessica Buccolieri.
Just like upstart’s latest follower on Twitter, I’ve realised that I erred in judgment this week, by concluding that the newest social media phenomenon had the ultimate power to deliver a mass audience to to our fledgling publishing endeavour. Apparently, that’s only partially true.
Interviewing politicians is a fundamental role of the journalist. But how do reporters cut through the spin? One of Australia’s leading political interviewers, Barrie Cassidy, will offer his suggestions today in a guest lecture at La Trobe University.
Chris Lilley’s new show Angry Boys is just as skilful, clever and raw as his previous productions, says Jessica Buccolieri.
Just like upstart’s latest follower on Twitter, I’ve realised that I erred in judgment this week, by concluding that the newest social media phenomenon had the ultimate power to deliver a mass audience to to our fledgling publishing endeavour. Apparently, that’s only partially true.
Dan Toomey speaks to ‘Sunday Sun’ reporter Alex Burchill in this Working Journalist Profile.
Interviewing politicians is a fundamental role of the journalist. But how do reporters cut through the spin? One of Australia’s leading political interviewers, Barrie Cassidy, will offer his suggestions today in a guest lecture at La Trobe University.
Chris Lilley’s new show Angry Boys is just as skilful, clever and raw as his previous productions, says Jessica Buccolieri.
Just like upstart’s latest follower on Twitter, I’ve realised that I erred in judgment this week, by concluding that the newest social media phenomenon had the ultimate power to deliver a mass audience to to our fledgling publishing endeavour. Apparently, that’s only partially true.
