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
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Shadow Police Minister Dan Purdie is a former Queensland Police detective.

[Photo] Youth crime policy tension dominates Queensland election

USC, Noah Champion
October 23, 2024
Achieving his undergraduate degree ... Ratna (centre right) with the late Roy Bunney (centre), Roy’s wife Carolyne (centre left), Ratna’s wife Yashoda (centre right) and Yashoda’s family friend (left).

[Photo] Tenacity, a chance meeting and the power of education

USC, Noah Champion
September 18, 2024
A man wearing a hat

[Photo] ‘School To Prison Pipeline’, the system is failing I

Western Sydney University, Riley Birt
November 10, 2023
A girl riding a wave on a surfboard in the water

[Photo] Businesswoman helps women mindfully ride life’s waves

USC, Andrea Peirce
October 9, 2023
Love for the rush of a sale ... real estate high flier Ryan Suhle.

[Photo] Real estate agent driven to succeed

USC, Isabella Sciortino
October 3, 2023
A man and a woman sitting on a table

[Photo] Publisher fires up the revolution

USC, Michelle Birrell
September 29, 2023
Tsou Tzung-Han (right) and his husband

[Photo] Same-sex couples in Taiwan fighting adoption ban

University of Canberra, Clio Yang
August 1, 2022
Adam Toohey after his first fight.

[Photo] Transformation of MMA not without a fight

University of Canberra, Laurence Kelson
August 1, 2022
Chris Endrey continued to work on his music even when gigs dried up because of lockdown.

[Photo] Canberra found its music scene only to lose its musicians

University of Canberra, Alana Seears
August 1, 2022
Basketball #7

[Photo] The dilemma of basketball’s boom

University of Canberra, Sam Burge
July 7, 2022
Churinian Tongu and her daughter Naomi

[Photo] Navigating new norms as a migrant

University of Canberra, Lachlan Thompson
July 7, 2022
Bilingual education in Cambodia, based on an Australian model, has been highly successful.

[Photo] Language policies undermine Indigenous children

Swinburne University, Zoe Moffatt
December 16, 2020
Art changed Scott Rathman's life.

[Photo] Chance encounters not enough: Indigenous students deserve better

Swinburne University, Rebecca Martyn
December 11, 2020
One of Monique Stout’s biggest passions is making ethical, delicious food for people.

[Photo] DIY: pandemic inspires passionate small business pursuits

Swinburne University, Breck Carter
December 3, 2020
Ms McDonell’s quilt cover made from old clothes and material scraps.

[Photo] Zero-waste: How individuals help the environment, one choice at a time

Swinburne University, Sian Donazzon
December 2, 2020
Natural State is ready for the music industry to open up again.

[Photo] ‘Young people have the answers’: The path back for live music

Swinburne University, Millicent Spencer
December 1, 2020
Shanna Whan is the founder of 'Sober In The Country'.

[Photo] On the drink: starting the difficult conversations about alcohol consumption in the bush

University of Canberra, Blake Danilczak
November 25, 2020
Mikayla has learnt to be comfortable in her own skin.

[Photo] Finding comfort in your own skin

University of Canberra, Emma Thompson
November 24, 2020
Dr Rosie Gibson of Massey Wellington’s Sleep/Wake Research Clinic

[Photo] Having Covid dreams? You’re not alone

Massey University, Erika Johnstone
July 1, 2020
'Pablo' who established a business hosting events for drag queens and kings.

[Photo] Canberra, it’s not a drag at all

University of Canberra, Sarah Hohnke
November 29, 2019
Nick Kyrgios is happy among the kids at an open day for his charity.

[Photo] The Kyrgios legacy of Nick

University of Canberra, Lachlan Kilby
November 29, 2019
Fifth-generation funeral director Dale Maroney

[Photo] Making a living, tenderly, out of the dead

Macleay College, Mary Nguyen
November 13, 2019
Sailoto Leviti is a member of the Pacific Climate Warriors Brisbane and recently attended the Pacific Leaders Forum in his home country of Tuvalu.

[Photo] Who is ready to fight for Pacific nations?

Griffith University, Katie Rasch
September 27, 2019
Dr Tapan Sarker.

[Photo] Paradigm shift ‘urgent’ as clearing imperils koalas

Griffith University, Celina Rigby
September 27, 2019
Senior CSIRO research scientist Dr Xuebin Zhang

Bev Cameron, United Australia Party candidate for Calare.

[Photo] ‘Make Australia Great’ means making things in Australia

Charles Sturt University, Liv Field
May 17, 2019
Frontrunner... Andrew Gee, Nationals representative for the Central West NSW seat of Calare.

[Photo] Safe seat not so sure with the rise of the Shooters

Charles Sturt University, Liv Field
May 17, 2019
Western Australia Party candidate for Stirling, Elizabeth Re

[Photo] Fighting for WA’s fair share

Edith Cowan University, Linton Price
May 17, 2019
Pauline Hanson's One Nation candidate for Stirling, Angus Young.

[Photo] Education and safety on agenda for Angus Young

Edith Cowan University, Alexia Allia
May 17, 2019
“People are hungry for something else; we just need enough airtime to communicate our message."

[Photo] Clive Palmer’s candidate list makes it to Wentworth

Macleay College, Mary Nguyen
May 3, 2019
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