Part 2 of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has plenty of flaws, says reviewer Corina Thorose, ranging from lacklustre dialogue to the absence of key parts of the story. In the end, however, it’s a worthwhile conclusion to the Harry Potter franchise.
Caleb’s Crossing is the latest book by Pulitzer-prize winning novelist Geraldine Brooks. Suzannah Marshall Macbeth says it is not just the story of Harvard’s first Native American graduate, but also of a young woman fighting against the confines of a strict Puritan society.
Is exposure enough of a reward for writers who blog for free, such as bloggers at The Huffington Post? Celia Murray considers the fine line between exposure and exploitation.
Part 2 of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has plenty of flaws, says reviewer Corina Thorose, ranging from lacklustre dialogue to the absence of key parts of the story. In the end, however, it’s a worthwhile conclusion to the Harry Potter franchise.
Caleb’s Crossing is the latest book by Pulitzer-prize winning novelist Geraldine Brooks. Suzannah Marshall Macbeth says it is not just the story of Harvard’s first Native American graduate, but also of a young woman fighting against the confines of a strict Puritan society.
Is exposure enough of a reward for writers who blog for free, such as bloggers at The Huffington Post? Celia Murray considers the fine line between exposure and exploitation.
Star News Group is seeking a sports reporter for a casual position at its Tullamarine office.
On Stranger Tides is not as silly as the previous two films in the Pirates series, says Suzannah Marshall Macbeth. Of course, it’s Captain Jack Sparrow who saves the day, and the movie.
This afternoon, La Trobe University welcomes Melbourne writer Anna Krien as a guest lecturer in the Journalism Research class.
Journalists rallied yesterday against Fairfax Media’s decision to outsource subeditors. Suzannah Marshall Macbeth joined them outside The Age building in Melbourne.
Fairfax Community Network is seeking two journalists for positions available at its Dandenong and Airport West offices.
Federal independent MP Andrew Wilkie’s gambling reforms will take money away from clubs and from the sponsorship of local charities and civil works, argues Terry Dionysopoulos.
The United Nations is offering student journalists the opportunity to cover its ‘Sustainable Societies; Responsive Citizens’ conference in Germany.
The Joondalup branch of Western Australia’s Community Newspaper Group is seeking a graduate cadet reporter.
’Til Divorce is a tragically comedic look at a disintegrating marriage. Suzannah Marshall Macbeth reviews the first production from Thorny Devil Theatre, now showing as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Mildura newspaper, the Sunraysia Daily, is looking for an all-round journalist. Experienced reporters and graduates are encouraged to apply.
Once just a political video blog, The Young Turks have grown into one of the most-watched online news shows on the planet. Renee Tibbs takes a look at the innovative business model behind their success.
As a human rights lawyer and CEO of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, Kon is a multi-talented man. Suzannah Marshall Macbeth reviews this hilarious story-telling gig at The Brunswick Green.
In response to Tim Costello’s address on the ethics of disaster reporting, a panel of journalists including The Drum’s Jonathan Green will discuss the challenges facing media practitioners.
Debate about the Australian book industry continues following the failure of Angus & Robertson and Borders, but Tilly Lunken says that the voices of independent book sellers are not being heard.
On upstart’s politics and current affairs column, Suzannah Marshall Macbeth takes a look at the centenary celebration of International Women’s Day.
