Photojournalism all about access and trust, not the gear
Award-winning photojournalist Ella Rubeli says today’s young journalists need to be digitally literate and good at simple photography.
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New blood test to detect Parkinson’s disease
Researchers at La Trobe University have developed a new blood test they believe will detect Parkinson’s disease at an earlier stage.
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Sweet success for Sydney food blogger
Nagi Maehashi is already Australia’s top food blogger with 1.5 million monthly readers, but that is not enough – she wants to have Australia’s number one go-to recipe site.
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Does Australia need commercial news?
Australian commercial news needs to cover a broader news base in order to be more informative, rather than competitive, according to two Australian journalists.
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News in brief – Rolf Harris to face eight new sexual assault charges
Disgraced 86-year-old entertainer Rolf Harris will be back in court next January to face eight new sexual assault charges.
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Two “killer prizes” awarded at Macleay’s Entrepreneurship Day
The Inbetweeners and RestGet were the two business ideas that won the “killer sales” and “killer pitch” prizes at today’s Entrepreneurship Day at Macleay College.
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News in brief – Schools and hospitals on COAG agenda
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will limit his offer of funds for hospitals to $3 billion until 2020 and provide no extra money for schools.
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NSW Government to convene with anti-lockout activists
The NSW Government has invited anti-lockout activists and other organisations to discuss the future of Sydney’s nightlife.
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IRC: Claire Harvey on Australia’s international coverage
Parachuting high-profile network stars into foreign areas in crisis is the best way to reach ordinary Australians, according to Sunday Telegraph deputy editor Claire Harvey.
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Support for striking staff at Fairfax
Fairfax journalists have walked out of newsrooms across the country in protest against another round of journalism job cuts.
