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The Walkley Magazine - Back Issues
News
15 July 2010
Fiji's regime screws the media.... again
A new media decree imposed by Commodore Frank Bainimarama’s military regime in Fiji will further...
13 July 2010
"Life on Top of Hyde Park" to travel to New York
Local film makers are seeking contributions so they can attend the screening of their experimental...
12 July 2010
Lynn takes ‘Best in show’ at Melbourne SlideNight
Student photographer, Mathew Lynn, won 'Best in show' at this year's Melbourne SlideNight. His controversial...
9 July 2010
America’s Brave Hearts
In 1971, American newspapers had the guts to defy Whitehouse censorship and reveal the government...
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August 2010
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Adelaide MediaPass Student Industry Day -
28 August 2010
2010 Queensland Clarion Awards
September 2010
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17 September 2010
2010 WA Media Awards - entries close
What’s New?
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27 July 2010My Friend the Mercenary
Independence is one of journalism's key tenets, but what happens when...
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27 July 2010Lurching to the rite
It's true our politicians exploit the Anzac legend, but that doesn't...
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15 July 2010Fiji's regime screws the media.... again
A new media decree imposed by Commodore Frank Bainimarama’s military...
In the Magazine
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27 July 2010Falling down the miners' shaft
With the resources super tax it was politics, not policy, that ruled. Laura Tingle was gobsmacked...
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27 July 2010Who'll come a-waltzing Matilda?
Online political journal New Matilda has closed for now, but editor Marni Cordell is still plotting...
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22 July 2010Get Ready: The news is coming
Harry Dugmore is helping to put the journalism back into citizen journalism, and it's working.
Projects
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Get your daily FOJ fix
A daily readling list link-fest for the latest on the future of journalism
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Multi-tasking = mediocrity?
Sometimes journos should be left to do what they do best...
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Hyperlocal in the headlines
The Media Alliance continues the debate on the future of journalism