“Fashion is the visual history of us as human beings. It is reactive and it’s something that you can watch evolve in front of your eyes.” Janice Breen Burns, editor-in-chief at VoxFrock, speaks to Tayla Wilson.
“Fashion is the visual history of us as human beings. It is reactive and it’s something that you can watch evolve in front of your eyes.” Janice Breen Burns, editor-in-chief at VoxFrock, speaks to Tayla Wilson.
“As a journalist, producer or anything along those lines, you really have to love it or eventually you just drop off when things get hard. And trust me it does get hard.” OZ African TV’s Dorcas Utkovic speaks to Gemma Rowley.
“I don’t come across many people who don’t like working as a journalist. It’s a little bit of a fantasy land.” The Daily Football Show managing director Adrian Houghton talks to Lachlan Ballingall about his job.
“If you don’t doubt your ability as a journalist you’re probably arrogant and stupid.” Victorian online news producer Kathy Lord talks to Courtney Gillespie about life as a journalist in Canada and Australia.
“I think it’s important that journalists shouldn’t view people and stories as scalps.” Richard Baker, investigative journalist for The Age, talks to Joshua Resnick about what it takes to be an investigative journalist.
“It may not change the world or bring down a government but you need someone to take the time, cultivate relationships and find good stories and not treat it as a throwaway area.” The Age’s fashion and lifestyle editor Melissa Singer talks to Cleona Mirdin.
“Brave journalism needs brave people to back it. You’ve got to have brave bosses who are willing to back you, and give you the luxury of time.” ABC journalist Rachael Brown talks with reporter Shelby Garlick about what led to her ground-breaking podcast investigation Trace.
“Journalists really do have the power to change people’s lives!” A Current Affair’s second-in-command, Tineka Everaardt talks to Edwina Williams.
“I’ve found I’m now more interested in the human stories … about people and their struggles, or learning something inspiring that someone has done, something that makes you look at the world a little differently.” Danny McSweeney talks to digital journalist Patrick Wood, from ABC News Breakfast.
