An empty, forced apology from Chris Gayle is no substitute for changing the imbalance of gender equality in sports reporting, writes Claire Varley.
Games that cost absolutely nothing to play are a multi-million dollar industry online. Michael Martino explores what makes them so popular.
Break Point is back, discussing all you need to know from the week of tennis.
An empty, forced apology from Chris Gayle is no substitute for changing the imbalance of gender equality in sports reporting, writes Claire Varley.
Games that cost absolutely nothing to play are a multi-million dollar industry online. Michael Martino explores what makes them so popular.
Break Point is back, discussing all you need to know from the week of tennis.
How would amendments to the Racial Discrimination Act affect freedom of speech? Susannah Woolley explains the possible implications for journalists.
Season four of the series produced by La Trobe University’s Media: Screen + Sound students premieres on Channel 31 tonight.
The Walkley Foundation is hosting an event with the two seasoned investigative journalists tomorrow, Tuesday, at the Wheeler Centre.
Not just a Pie Face: Adrian Nagorski works night shifts to sustain his passion during the day — making conceptual art. Doco by Dave Warneke.
Paddy Naughtin received the $3,000 Cameron Thompson Memorial Scholarship in Wodonga yesterday.
Free seminar with visiting Chinese senior journalist Yu Yong at La Trobe University on Friday 4 October.
Damien Mitchell is one of the artists who are slowly transforming Melbourne’s drab streets into colourful walkways. Meet Damien in this short doco by Paddy Naughtin, Nick Crook and Grant Condon.
The start of spring means the start of Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. Ivana Krsteska and Emily Gook share their take on what’s hot, and what’s not.
As one of Melbourne’s dominating subcultures, is it surprising that hipsters are often stereotyped in such a negative way? Short doc by Bridget Rollason, Tahlia McPherson, Tim Arendshorst and Stephanie Azzopardi.
Steven Theochari is a singer and songwriter determined to make it in the music industry. Meet Steven in this short doc by Kathleen O’Connor and Jarrah Gillies.
Award-winning investigative reporter Richard Baker will be speaking at La Trobe University this afternoon.
A new team of upstarteers is ready to take charge of our publication. It’s our biggest team to date and you can meet them all here.
In the final episode of The Inland Sea, Steinar Ellingsen visits Living Waters, an ecovillage set on 57 lush acres in Denmark, WA.
The assistant police commissioner Robert Hill is proposing young drivers to remain on probationary licences until the age of 25. Kathleen O’Connor reports.
In episode 14 of The Inland Sea, Steinar Ellingsen’s Australian odyssey continues to Augusta and Margaret River.
Dave Warneke discovers why the pop up venue Tuxedo Cat is the unofficial hub for alternative comedy during this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
The Victorian Government is helping students tackle problem bullying with the release of a new program, says Mandi Santic.
Professional chairskaters Christiaan Bailey and Aaron Fotheringham showcased their skills on Friday night at an event supporting young people with disabilities. Grant Roberts was there.
Over 100 students stormed through RMIT University this week, demanding the university cut ties with Israeli weapon provider BAE Systems. Isabelle Laskari was there.
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