The Newsroom Bulletin – February 28
Presented by Elana McIntyre and Daniel Grantham
Social media – should govt intervene?
When my friend turned to me in the car on Saturday afternoon to say Charlotte Dawson had been found dead, I immediately felt a sense of deep sadness and loss.
DetailsOscars at home
A “how to” make the best of your Oscar’s experience within the comfort of your own home.
DetailsDymocks attempt Guinness World Record
Dymocks Children Charities have attempted to break a Guinness World Record by holding a reading relay in Sydney’s CBD.
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Stripping the emotion from Qantas debate
Although Qantas has detractors, most Australians feel a little protective of their national flag-carrier, writes guest columnist Mark Mulligan.
DetailsMultiple attacks in Nigeria leave 32 dead
Multiple attacks by terrorist group Boko Haram have left a reported 32 people dead in three co-ordinated strikes in north-east Nigeria.
DetailsWhat’s so bad about the ‘good girl’ image?
From conservative to promiscuous, Disney starlets often stray far from their innocent roots. The question is why?
DetailsPole dancing: sport or seduction?
Everyone knows pole dancing as a form of erotic entertainment, but should it be considered a sport?
DetailsThe year is 2064… Imagine this
Look back 50 years to when The Beatles first graced our black and white television screens on The Ed Sullivan Show.
DetailsWeekly entertainment wrap: February 28
Here is what has been going on in entertainment this week.
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