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A whitewashed Australian TV panel discussing a hot-button Indigenous issue (Screenshot: Seven Network)

Solutions for a more diverse Australian media

Macleay College, Emma Gilman
November 15, 2020
MP Emma Hurst has led moves to include pets in DV law. (Photo: Animal Justice Party)

Law to link sadistic attacks on pets with domestic violence

Macleay College, Zathia Bazeer
November 2, 2020
Researchers are being laid off or forced into other areas of work. (Photo: Flickr, KAUST official)

Vaccination research under pressure as unis cut jobs

Macleay College, Christa Nicola
November 2, 2020
Holocaust survivor George Sternfeld gets flashbacks of wartime Europe but quickly adapted to pandemic restrictions.

Holocaust survivors show resilient edge dealing with pandemic

Macleay College, Juliane Lehmayer
August 21, 2020
Live music: cancelled until further notice

When the music stops: Covid-19 silences live performance

Macleay College, Talya Jacobson
March 27, 2020
Andre Nassiri’s story on Africa’s “poster child”, which won the Best Text-based Story by an Undergraduate, “demonstrated real nerve in the gathering process and went beyond what could have been an easy synthesis of prior reporting”.

Capel-Stanley wins Journalism Student of the Year

December 5, 2019
The Juul, a popular vaping device

“Vaping”: a new health threat for smokers?

Macleay College, James Yousif
November 23, 2019

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

Macleay College
November 15, 2019
Fifth-generation funeral director Dale Maroney

Making a living, tenderly, out of the dead

Macleay College, Mary Nguyen
November 13, 2019
Killarney Recycle Market is held monthly

Sydney’s Warringah flying the green flag

Macleay College, Emma Gillman
November 7, 2019
Homeless woman near Sydneys Central Station

Homelessness strikes Sydney women hard

Macleay College, Jodie Wolf
October 31, 2019
Climate strike draws 80,000 protesters in Sydney

Climate strike draws 80,000 protesters in Sydney

Charlie Bullis, Macleay College
September 22, 2019
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