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In an industry dominated by women, why is it so hard for them to climb the ranks? And what does this mean for the everyday citizen?

Cracks in the glass ceiling: Female journalists fight to reach the top of the ladder

University of South Australia, Ruby Buetefuer
December 5, 2020
Student journalists are integral to the media.

Pupil today, pro tomorrow: the future of journalism

Curtin University, Ben Loughran
November 13, 2020
Toughen Up Mate: The harmful effects of toxic masculinity on Australian men

Toughen Up Mate: The harmful effects of toxic masculinity on Australian men

University of Newcastle, Brianna Fields
November 4, 2020
Lights, camera, but not so much action for the Australian film industry

Lights, camera, but not so much action for the Australian film industry

University of Newcastle, Sam Baker
August 28, 2020
Stand With Pal

Students and staff delighted with reinstatement of USP’s Ahluwalia

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
June 23, 2020
Australian plan to bombard the Pacific with

Australian $17m ‘soft power’ TV push in Pacific misses mark

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
May 29, 2020
Stuff headquarters

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

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
May 13, 2020
Coming Clean is a new documentary about Ben Cousins.

New Cousins documentary focuses on addiction

La Trobe University, Tom O'Keane
April 20, 2020
New Zealand audience and readership numbers “skyrocketing” because people need factual news, whether it is digital readership, broadcast or television, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

NZ media chiefs warn desperate times ahead faced with advertising nadir

Auckland University of Technology, Sri Krishnamurthi
April 17, 2020
Higgins - an electorate in the media spotlight

Higgins – an electorate in the media spotlight

Swinburne University, Julius Dennis
May 16, 2019
Journalism students Kirisitiana Uluwai (from left), Apenisa Vatuniveivuke and Eparama Warua engage with the audience during World Press Freedom Day celebrations at the University of the South Pacific’s in Suva yesterday. Wansolwara editor Rosalie Nongebatu was also on the panel but not in this picture.

Student journos call for quality, factual reporting in USP free media debate

Auckland University of Technology, Wansolwara Students in Suva
May 5, 2019
The election call boosts public discussion about Higgins

The election call boosts public discussion about Higgins

Swinburne University, Maddie Wrench
April 18, 2019
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