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Big League magazine ceases publishing due to Covid-19

Editor fears for future of Big League and Australian magazines

Western Sydney University, Jye Campbell
November 27, 2020
The Juukan Gorge rockshelters were destroyed by Rio Tinto. Credit: PKKP AND PKKP ABORIGINAL CORPORATION

Juukan Gorge inquiry a watershed moment for Aboriginal hertiage

Murdoch University, Alex Di Rosso
November 13, 2020
Student journalists are integral to the media.

Pupil today, pro tomorrow: the future of journalism

Curtin University, Ben Loughran
November 13, 2020
In many fields universities are now only approving virtual internships. Photo: Lenny DiFranza (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Virtual internships hard but have advantages, journalism students say

La Trobe University, Sasha Vaz
October 12, 2020
Senior journalist: social media and journalism should be separate entities.

The writing is (not) on the wall for the journalism industry

Monash University, Marla Sommer
October 9, 2020
Sherif Sonbol, an Egyptian photographer and editor, was taken to Xinjiang on a Chinese Government tour. He realised that he was visiting one of Beijing’s notorious network of political indoctrination camps, but left convinced that accounts of mistreatment inside the re-education centres were untrue. “Look at their faces! You know these are very happy people.”

How China uses Muslim press trips to counter claims of Uighur abuse

University of Melbourne, David Bogi and Kate Wong
August 24, 2020
Opening the door to Pacific environmental and climate change collaborations.

EJN teams up with PMC on new climate project

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
June 23, 2020
Stuff headquarters

Was NZME trying to pull a ‘fast one’ over Stuff?

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
May 13, 2020
Josefa Babitu

Desperate times unleash digital creativity, flexibility for Pacific journalism schools

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
April 15, 2020
My crooked face in 2016 a month after the stroke.

A broken body and mind, but not a shattered spirit

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
February 25, 2020

Journalism is ‘The Antidote’: thought leaders call for change

Macleay College
November 15, 2019
Rappler founder Maria Ressa, talking to UTS Journalism students

Documenting Antidote’s movers and shakers

UTS, Daniella Scotti
September 6, 2019
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