‘That’s what great journalism is – reading a story that’s truth’
An interesting life pathway has given multi award-winning broadcaster, performer and writer Jason Davis an intuitive take on his time in the media. Macy Saddington reports.
‘That’s what great journalism is – reading a story that’s truth’
An interesting life pathway has given multi award-winning broadcaster, performer and writer Jason Davis an intuitive take on his time in the media. Macy Saddington reports.
TikTokker finds the romance of ‘ordinary’ Melbourne
Dylan Wash brings a touch of ’70s nostalgia to his TikTok portraits of modern Melbourne. Zoe Malliaris reports.
Freelance journalism: Telling stories you’re interested in is the most gratifying part
Journalist Rebekah Holt says being a freelancer gave her the chance to focus on what’s important. Journalism’s future lies in diversity and mentorship, she says. Saredo Miguil reports.
Game for a challenge: Italian chef takes on Twitch
Twitch started out as a live-streaming home for gamers, but other creative pursuits are elbowing their way in. Emily Anderson talks to a chef who’s captivating a new audience.
True Crime: An Australian Obsession
True crime is one of the most popular genres of all. Thomas Hibberd talks to experts in the industry about why Australians are so drawn to it, and where Ned Kelly fits in.
Journalism’s future is a TikTok-ing clock
The appetite for news is still strong in the younger market, but accessibility is a key factor. Hannah Fortune reports.
Finding your strength: The joys and perils of reporting on journalist peers
“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
BeReal: an uncertain future, so enjoy it while it lasts
BeReal – built on the idea of authenticity – is the latest social media app to gain widespread popularity. Unfortunately for fans, its longevity is already under threat.
Parenting in the digital age: the impact of our screen obsession
Booming technology is changing family dynamics, as well as potentially affecting children’s health. Jessie Nguyen reports.