Attention with intention
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August 1, 2012
With former Victorian premiers Hamer and Bolte now so publicly acknowledged, Justine Costigan wonders why other leaders haven’t been equally recognised.
With former Victorian premiers Hamer and Bolte now so publicly acknowledged, Justine Costigan wonders why other leaders haven’t been equally recognised.
Radio Australia’s Stephen Rice has never had a moment of boredom in his 40-year career. Justine Costigan profiles this broadcaster with a passion for his work.
A recent report about the state of the nation’s diet should be a wake-up call for all of us, writes Justine Costigan.
With former Victorian premiers Hamer and Bolte now so publicly acknowledged, Justine Costigan wonders why other leaders haven’t been equally recognised.
Radio Australia’s Stephen Rice has never had a moment of boredom in his 40-year career. Justine Costigan profiles this broadcaster with a passion for his work.
A recent report about the state of the nation’s diet should be a wake-up call for all of us, writes Justine Costigan.
Flying in a helicopter over the Great Barrier Reef or getting up at dawn to catch lobster is all in a day’s work for this journalist, writes Justine Costigan.
With former Victorian premiers Hamer and Bolte now so publicly acknowledged, Justine Costigan wonders why other leaders haven’t been equally recognised.
Radio Australia’s Stephen Rice has never had a moment of boredom in his 40-year career. Justine Costigan profiles this broadcaster with a passion for his work.
A recent report about the state of the nation’s diet should be a wake-up call for all of us, writes Justine Costigan.
When it comes to healthy eating, Michael Pollan says it pays to step back in time. Justine Costigan reports.
50 Shades of Grey may not be literature but it is redefining the future of publishing, writes Justine Costigan.
Michelle Griffin speaks to Justine Costigan about her 20-year career as a journalist from her early days as a cadet at a local weekly paper, to working on the news desk at a major metropolitan daily.
The Wheeler Centre’s lectures on Faith and Culture prompted wide ranging discussions, but as Justine Costigan reports, God barely got a mention.
Two students from La Trobe University will be editing upstart over the next two months.