A future worth having
Right now, if we look hard enough, we can start to see the future. We can start to get some sense of what journalism is going to look like in the 21st century.
A future under construction
It’s that time of year when we celebrate the best of what our craft can produce. In this issue we
To go from print to radio
When Madonna King applied her 20 years’ experience as a print journalist to radio, she knew things
Head of the class
Awards beckon for subs who take time to reckon with words that rhyme...
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It's -gate time again
24 February 2010Australian politics is yet to rate a genuine lasting -gate, says Susan Butler
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Blogging Visa Pour l'Image: Part III
6 September 2009Our intrepid blogger reflects on international photojournalism festival Visa Pour l'Image from a Finnair flight somewhere over Europe, en route to New York City via Helsinki.
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Blogging Visa Pour l'Image: Part II
3 September 2009Our second report from a freelance photojournalist wandering the cobblestone streets at international photo festival Visa Pour l'Image.
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Blogging Visa Pour l'Image: Part I
1 September 2009A freelance photojournalist's experiences at international photojournalism festival Visa Pour l'Image in Perpignan, France.
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Lore and order
14 July 2009Most of us feel strongly about things at times. The war in Iraq, the fate of the planet, who took the last biscuit. But not many of us get worked up over alphabetical order, writes Susan Butler.
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Red and yellow isn't black and white
14 July 2009Thailand’s colour-coded political wars have shown the potency of new media and led to a new debate on freedom of the press, writes Ron Corben
