“Talkback radio quickly takes you from journalist level 1 to a level 10, you have to be able to digest a story and hear opinions from people and put it all together in seconds.” James Lake – news operations manager and breakfast news reader at Southern Cross Austereo – talks to Matthew Withers.
Former refugee Otha Akoch is hoping his strong community service will see him elected to council this month. Travis Stacey reports.
What makes a man stick by his convictions and risk everything being sold from under him for the sake of the environment? Jack Meehan talks to an activist who has put everything on the line in his fight against coal mining.
Darcy Price has joined a chorus of Melburnians pleading for the introduction a buddy system that would allow singles like him to have some face-to-face contact during the lockdown. Ebony Weston reports.
For some university students the dream of studying arts, humanities or communications might be a nightmare now, as they face an increase of student contribution fees of up to 113 per cent. Millicent Spencer reports.
Carla Deale spoke to members of Melbourne’s Hong Kong community who are doing all they can to help their loved ones back home through protests, education and art.
Experts warn of inadequate government funding for mental health and disturbingly high indigenous suicide rates. Freya Fajgman reports.
An Australian Local Hero recipient is helping to bring cancer services to Warnambool. Travis Stacey reports.
Young Australian activists helped make action on climate change a Federal election issue despite not being eligible to vote. Johanna Haglund reports.
