Professor Nick Bisley and Gwenda Tavan join Matt Smith just in time for the election in the fifth instalment of Australia Decides 2013.
Former Julia Gillard staffer Nicholas Reece joins Matt Smith and Professor Nick Bisley in this episode.
The Age journalist Daniel Flitton joins Matt Smith and Nick Bisley for this week’s podcast of Australia Decides 2013.
Professor Nick Bisley and Gwenda Tavan join Matt Smith just in time for the election in the fifth instalment of Australia Decides 2013.
Former Julia Gillard staffer Nicholas Reece joins Matt Smith and Professor Nick Bisley in this episode.
The Age journalist Daniel Flitton joins Matt Smith and Nick Bisley for this week’s podcast of Australia Decides 2013.
Walkley award-winning ABC Radio journalist Sarah Armstrong explains why she walked away from it all, in this Life After Journalism podcast.
The 26th of January might have lost its significance, but that doesn’t mean we can’t all enjoy a day off, says Matt Smith.
Australia’s television industry isn’t giving itself due credit as long as it validates the Logies, says Matt Smith.
Malcolm Turnbull talks about his time as a journalist with Matt Smith in this Life After Journalism podcast.
The Muppets are back, and they’ve got the fart shoes to prove it, says Matt Smith.
Bruce Montgomery talks about working at The Australian and PR with Matt Smith in the second episode of the Life After Journalism project.
Former ABC foreign correspondent Bob Wurth talks to Matt Smith in the first episode of the Life After Journalism project.
With a plot significantly more intelligent than alternative 3D animation fare, The Adventures of Tintin is a standard Spielberg movie full of dumb, fun action scenes says Matt Smith.
As the lead singer of Men at Work, Colin Hay is remembered for some of Australia’s most famous songs. He talks to Matt Smith about music and touring.
Gremlins is a genre-blending film of puppet mayhem, a great mix of horror and hilarity for Christmas, says Matt Smith in this review for the upstart Christmas project.
Shadow Communication Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australian political journalism increasingly focuses on personality and ‘the game of politics’ rather than substantive issues, writes Matt Smith.
RMIT journalism students Jane Vashti Ryan and Harrison Tippet take out this year’s award, with La Trobe University student Matt Smith in second place.
Editor of The Conversation Andrew Jaspan talks to Matt Smith about the changing media landscape, and shares insight into the differences between UK and Australian newspapers.
Drive aims to be both an action and an art house movie, but ultimately achieves neither, says Matt Smith.
An independent media inquiry is underway in Australia looking at pressures facing newspapers, as well as the operation of the Australian Press Council. Matt Smith speaks to prominent media experts about some of the issues facing Australian journalism.
In his new Quarterly Essay, Andrew Charlton examines the hard decisions Australia needs to make between progress and planet.
We’re going into summer mode here at upstart magazine, which means a variety of things for this publication, including a new editorial team.
Journalism will rise like a phoenix from the ashes of newspapers, according to Fairfax CEO Greg Hywood, who gave a public lecture in Melbourne last night. And as Matt Smith reports, he’s quite confident in the industry’s future.
Robert Manne’s 40,000 word critique of The Australian newspaper in the latest Quarterly Essay resulted in what was supposed to be a debate at The Wheeler Centre. But as Matt Smith reports, it was unavoidably a one-sided talk.
In this La Trobe podcast interview with Matt Smith, ABC Managing Director Mark Scott discusses the phone hacking scandal and its possible fallout, journalism practice and ethics, the changing media landscape, and, of course, the ABC.
