Tackling cultural bias in Australian news
Allanah Sciberras
June 10, 2019
Media experts question the lack of diversity in news coverage.
Media experts question the lack of diversity in news coverage.
Media publications are fighting back against lost revenue.
Tom Cowie will commence work with the Melbourne newspaper next month.
Media experts question the lack of diversity in news coverage.
Media publications are fighting back against lost revenue.
Tom Cowie will commence work with the Melbourne newspaper next month.
Australia in a podcasting boom.
Media experts question the lack of diversity in news coverage.
Media publications are fighting back against lost revenue.
Tom Cowie will commence work with the Melbourne newspaper next month.
Bernard Keane is the next political personality to join our upstart goes to Canberra desk, sitting down with Liam Quinn in a busy Canberra corridor.
Jason Whittaker, editor of Crikey, will be speaking at La Trobe University on Monday.
Tom Cowie took all the right steps, and they are paying off. Julia McDonald talks with the Power Index journalist about education, internships and what it takes to be professional.
News website Crikey is looking for full-time sub-editor to join its team.
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.
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.
Private Media, publisher of Crikey, is looking for a journalism graduate for its new online business publication.
If you’ve ever secretly yearned to host Media Watch, asking the hard questions of editors, managing directors and CEO’s, then here’s your chance to rub shoulders with some of Australia’s media leaders.
ABC’s The Drum editor Jonathan Green has been a journalist for more than 30 years. He shares some reflections on his career and the state of journalism with Matt Smith in this Working Journalist interview.
Charles Happell, founder of sports website BackPageLead talks with George Galanis about journalism, online publishing and the future of the print media for our ‘Working Journalist’ project.
Jason Whittaker became a journalist at a young age, and it’s the only job he’s known. The deputy editor of Crikey talks to Masters student Matt Smith in this ‘Working Journalist’ profile.
Do universities offer a safe harbour for investigative journalism within the current storm buffeting the news industries? In this piece, Madeleine Barwick talks to Professor Wendy Bacon from UTS.
This afternoon at 4, join author, journalist and blogger Margaret Simons at La Trobe University’s Dilemmas in Journalism class to discuss ethics and online journalism. The lecture will be held in the Economics Lecture Theatre and everyone is welcome.
A few months ago Tom wanted a job as a journalist. Then he landed one. Now La Trobe Uni has asked him back as a guest lecturer to tell the story behind his diary as a graduating journalism student and his experiences so far as a working journalist.
Bombarded by information and sick of Australian politics? The US Presidential election may be two years away but, as Sean Ross writes, you can get a leg up by listening to the midterms unfold through podcasts.
Upstart editors, past and present, are spreading their words across a range of media outlets. Lawrie Zion reports, ahead of embarking on his own mid-year mission.