“Journalism is one of the greatest things you can do in the world. I think because of the variety, you can truly make a difference.” Freelance travel writer Julietta Jameson talks to Davina Deluao about travelling the world as a journalist.
“…To interview her there in that environment felt like a dream. I had to pinch myself.” Philippa Hawker, film writer for The Australian talks to Mikaela Turner about her expansive film writing career.
“Community radio has a very unique and creative offering”. Triple R presenter Amy Mullins tells Jay Turko how she started in radio.
“Journalism is one of the greatest things you can do in the world. I think because of the variety, you can truly make a difference.” Freelance travel writer Julietta Jameson talks to Davina Deluao about travelling the world as a journalist.
“I was frustrated and worried about what was happening … It was just a mini vent.” Benjamin Millar, Journalist at the Star Weekly, talks to Breanna Harris about the Twitter thread which changed how the media were reporting on African Australian communities.
” You learn from experience. Once you have done every story you possibly can from court, sport, community and all the colour stories, the second time is always easier.” Southern Cross News journalist Jess Moran speaks to Sinead McComish about her career as a reporter.
“Do I think I’m treated differently? Definitely by some of the older people in the establishment – not by people in my generation. I think that’s slowly dying out.” Fox Sport’s journalist and digital producer Sarah Olle talks to Amanda Kirkovski.
“You surprise yourself with what you become interested in and how much you enjoy it.” Nick Jungfer, Basketball Forever’s lead writer, talks about the competitive nature of sports journalism and what made him the writer he is today. Jet Nye reports.
“There’s so many different places a story can come from, but not all stories go somewhere.” Freelancer and writer for The Citizen Charlotte Grieve talks to Ainsleigh Oates about finding her feet in such a competitive industry.
“Being sensitive as a journalist can be a really positive trait. The job does toughen you up though.” Channel Ten journalist, Yasmin Paton, speaks to Brittany Lanyon.
