“Have more confidence. I remember when I started, every time I got a story, I would completely shit myself … just that fear. And that goes, thank God. Believe in yourself.” Amanda Meade speaks to Jack Meehan
“Have more confidence. I remember when I started, every time I got a story, I would completely shit myself … just that fear. And that goes, thank God. Believe in yourself.” Amanda Meade speaks to Jack Meehan
Guardian political reporter Amy Remeikis says she didn’t find her place in journalism until she started working at a local level, and found out what mattered to her. Zoe Moffatt reports.
A love of sport, people and great storytelling have driven Emma Vosti’s reporting career. She talks to Cassie Hancock.
The stories that come from working in courts have cast a spell over Genevieve Alison. She talks to Eden Young.
Cassie Zervos, a Swinburne journalism student who went on to win Young Journalist of the Year, talks to Chloe Roberts about how she got there.
“The hunger of sending off your podcasts or stories to as many organisations and websites as possible really does get you published.” Jewel Topsfield, Social Affairs Editor at The Age, speaks to Radhiya Fanham.
Being open-minded and getting it right are two things environment reporter Peter Hannam believes in. He talks to Environment editor Angus Delaney.
From her love of Forza Horizon to emotional eating, freelance games journalist Alice Clarke is ready to own up. She talks to Emily Spindler-Carruthers.
Roy Ward started out planning to be a teacher, but then he found a way to get closer to his dream of being a journalist. He talks to Alexander Nimmo
