The impacts of climate change could influence young people contemplating having families, writes Sophie Jaggers.

My journalism lecturer at Swinburne University said the competition would be worth taking a shot at. I hadn’t heard of constructive journalism before then, but I imagined it was analogous to a democratic solutions-focused reporting style. I found out it was so much more.

Ben Bilua traveled hundreds of miles from the Solomon Islands to Denmark to learn more about Constructive Journalism, and he got more than he bargained for.

This episode by journalism students at Deakin University tells stories about our changing world and how people are finding ways to navigate these new times. You will meet Australia’s first dental therapy dog who is helping people overcome their fear of going to the dentist, and join theatre workers as they delight in a return to the stage after long lockdowns.

Despite advancements in equality for women in mining and STEM industries, there is still a long way to go, writes Jacquelyn Richards.

Swinburne University of Technology students will be reporting on the Victorian state election with a live radio broadcast on Saturday 26 November. Journalism students will host the broadcast on the Vision Australia Radio network across Victoria including on the digital radio station IRIS in Melbourne.

A camp at Island Bend pitches itself right upon the mighty Snowy. “Where the river runs those giant hills between”, goes Banjo Patterson’s famous poem, and inspiration drips with the morning dew. The...

Pressure to build more homes in Canberra has led to new suburbs in an area that was devastated by bushfires in 2003.

Two Sunshine Coast parents are fighting to raise awareness about youth knife crime after their son died in a stabbing incident earlier this year.

Is contract cheating worth the potential future risks of blackmail or losing your degree?