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Reporters, or robots in disguise?

Reporters, or robots in disguise?

University of Melbourne, Petra Stock
June 29, 2022
Aerial view of the Hawke electorate

Hawke is rapidly growing, putting infrastructure under pressure.

RMIT University, Lauren Mills
May 2, 2022
Catherine King

Ballarat: A one horse race, or a potential long-odds victory?

RMIT University, Tim MacDougall
May 2, 2022
Andrew Johnson, Reason federal candidate for Higgins this year, says he wants to represent an alternative: Someone who makes their own decisions and doesn’t vote for something they don’t agree with just to move up in parliament.

‘There is a real turn away from the major parties at the moment’: Andrew Johnson, Reason Federal Candidate for Higgins

RMIT University, Nour Hegazy
May 2, 2022
The ALPs Julian Hill

Profiling the Bruce electorate

RMIT University, Georgia Trier
April 28, 2022
An all-woman line-up in Jagajaga

An all-woman line-up in Jagajaga

RMIT University, Jada Cannizzo
April 28, 2022
The Green leaf suburbs of Kooyong

Who’s who in Koo

RMIT University, Alex Bloom
April 28, 2022
umbrellas for sale

The lost umbrellas of Japan

La Trobe University, Megan Lansbury
July 26, 2021
Volunteer firefighters (including the photographers wife) train to tackle burning LPG cyclinders in South Australia. Photo: robdownunder (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Female firefighters on the rise in Victoria

La Trobe University, Tyla Evans
May 29, 2021
Mildura sits on the Victorian side of the border with New South Wales. Photo: Michael Coghlan (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Five restaurants to try in Mildura

La Trobe University, San Williams
April 5, 2021
Allison Dew owns a small zero-waste business called Sleepy Soak, selling bath bombs and shower steamers.

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

Swinburne University, Sian Donazzon
December 2, 2020
Instead of binge watching, this Victorian in lockdown turned his hand to making his own podcast (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)

Extended lockdown sparks podcast

University of South Australia, Cameron Jones
November 26, 2020
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