University student journalism from Australia, NZ and the Pacific.

The Junction
University student journalism from Australia, NZ and the Pacific.

The Junction
University student journalism from Australia, NZ and the Pacific.

The Junction
UTS

UTS, Sydney, NSW

The University of Technology, Sydney offers undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in journalism, advanced journalism and Sport Media. We publish student journalism at centralnews.com.au

All content by UTS
disability

Woeful disaster plans for people with disabilities

UTS, Grace Stranger
September 23, 2022
ukraine

Volunteers return from Ukraine with warning for others

UTS, Aston Brown
July 1, 2022
March Podcast: Out Now

March Podcast: Out Now

UTS
March 2, 2022
9/11

How we’re still dealing with the fallout of 9/11

UTS, Olivia Nunes-Malek
September 11, 2021
Libby Hackett

Unis team up with state on policy

UTS, Aston Brown
August 12, 2021
pornography

Should porn be taught in sex ed?

UTS, Jessica D’Souza
July 21, 2021
space junk

Outer sight space garbage problem over our heads

UTS, Sophie Bennett
July 18, 2021
Hacked

Blackmail with health records

UTS, Eve Cogan
June 18, 2021
Rachel Wotton and Mohammed Samrah

The disability fight for sex workers

UTS, Dana Rutner
May 24, 2021
Nick Moir works out of his car - following weather updates, shooting and filing back to the newsroom on the go. (Photo: Rafqa Touma)

Nick Moir: Why I chase storms and fires

UTS, Rafqa Touma
April 22, 2021
Henry Ivarature

PNG hospitals now a ‘breeding ground’ for COVID

UTS, Hugh McClure
April 13, 2021
Understanding the COVID-19 conspiracy theory movement

Understanding the COVID-19 conspiracy theory movement

UTS, Sam Dover
November 18, 2020
Saltbush plant

On fallow ground: soil, climate change and regenerative agriculture

UTS, Matthew Kruzmetra
November 10, 2020
Bibblewindi flare, Pilliga Forest

Baseline studies overlooked in push for ‘gas-fired’ recovery

UTS, Fleur Connick
September 10, 2020
Yasser (L) and Haisam Zogheib (Photo: Nesrin Saab)

Cancer, quarantine and loss: a tale of two brothers

UTS, Farah Elrifai
September 4, 2020
Climbers caught between a rock and a social movement

Climbers caught between a rock and a social movement

UTS, Lanie Tindale
August 17, 2020
Post-it notes

Food aid and ‘Blessing Boxes’ a lifeline for jobless Australians

UTS, Ashlea Wheeler
July 13, 2020
Protest sign

Shenhua keeps coal plans alive as report predicts koala extinction

UTS, Tys Occhiuzzi
June 29, 2020
John Doyle: the man in the irony mask

John Doyle: the man in the irony mask

UTS, Charlotte Biggins
June 23, 2020
Vital health appointments missed in coronavirus confusion

Vital health appointments missed in coronavirus confusion

UTS, Emily Kowal
May 5, 2020
No virus checks in hotel that’s ‘like prison’

No virus checks in hotel that’s ‘like prison’

UTS, Kate Rafferty @katerafferty99
April 6, 2020
‘Intention to Claim’ – tips for surviving the Centrelink queue

‘Intention to Claim’ – tips for surviving the Centrelink queue

UTS, Madeleine Achenza
March 30, 2020

[Video] Bushfire Crisis: where nothing is left

UTS, Mark Kriedemann
January 16, 2020
Busted!

Debunked! Instagram names and shames fakes

UTS, Renae Barber
January 16, 2020
Seriously injured protester Diego Foppiano Jara.

Shot, blinded and beaten: the price of Chile’s unrest

UTS, Tys Occhiuzzi
December 24, 2019
Asthma on the rise in Lake Macquarie

Asthma on the rise in Lake Macquarie

UTS, Jacinta Franks
December 6, 2019
The Old, The New, The Green, The Blue (Photo: Joshua Kindl).

How the west got hot

UTS, By Joshua Kindl, Georgina Goddard, Zac Gay & Lachlan Moffet Gray
November 26, 2019
'Excruciating' noises set to heat up over the summer for Sydney residents

‘Excruciating’ noises set to heat up over the summer for Sydney residents

UTS, Alex Turner-Cohen
November 26, 2019

Next gen journos in search of ideas, action and change

UTS, Rhiannon Soliman-Marron, Daniella Scotti, Hannah Taylor and Georgio Platias
November 15, 2019
Stock image

Data investigation: whip breach one of thousands

UTS, Kate Atkinson and Luke Wallis
November 14, 2019
International students at UTS, with one of the spam emails from a contract cheating agency

China-based ghostwriters bypassing Uni firewalls

UTS, Alson Cai
October 25, 2019
The strike is over but the summit has just begun

The strike is over but the summit has just begun

UTS, The Central News team
September 22, 2019
Land clearing is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions

Australia’s deforestation rates at an all-time high

UTS, William Owens and Georgia Robinson
September 20, 2019
The Domain is packed.

LIVE BLOG: #ClimateStrike

UTS, Central News
September 20, 2019
Rappler founder Maria Ressa, talking to UTS Journalism students

Documenting Antidote’s movers and shakers

UTS, Daniella Scotti
September 6, 2019
Climate change is making NSW the perfect breeding ground for the stocky, warty cane toad.

Climate to blame for a new ‘cane toad front’

UTS, William Owens
September 2, 2019
Liberal MP Tim Wilson (L) listens to the statements of ABC News Director Gaven Morris and Managing Director David Anderson (R).

The case for press freedom

UTS, Alexandra Menzies, Amaani Siddeek and Nicholas Rupolo
August 14, 2019
Genuine work on display at the recent National Indigenous Art Fair

Stopping ‘fakes’ a critical step towards recognition

UTS, John Ferguson
August 4, 2019
That first step. A still from NASA's Apollo 11 Moonwalk Montage

The Dish, the tapes and the man on the moon

UTS, Hanh Yoon
July 10, 2019
Aquarium owner Mark Joseph

Where lapu lapu are a lucrative catch

UTS, Hannah Taylor
June 24, 2019
AFP officers leave the ABC, eight hours after turning up with a search warrant.

The day news theory became reality

UTS, Alexandra Menzies
June 6, 2019
Kerryn Phelps thanks supporters at Steyne Park, Double Bay

Kerryn Phelps concedes defeat in Wentworth

UTS, Pnina Hagege
May 20, 2019
Young voters are turning their backs on our current leaders and are calling for change.

The young leaders calling for change

UTS, Georgio Platias
May 17, 2019
Zali Steggall addressing supporters in Balgowlah

Zali Steggall’s battle of Olympic proportions

UTS, Lachlan Moffet Gray
May 13, 2019
Labor's Sam Crosby, doorknocking in the Sydney seat of Reid.

A doorknocking surprise for Reid’s Sam Crosby

UTS, Zoe Panagopoulos
May 11, 2019
Fiona Martin (Liberal) and Sam Crosby (Labor) in Reid

Party leaders make a beeline for Reid

UTS, Myles Houlbrook-Walk
May 9, 2019
Duelling shopfronts in Sydney's Cremorne Junction

Warringah: tit for tats and micro-campaigns

UTS, Jack Berkefeld
April 24, 2019
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