Mikhaela Delahunty graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism degree in 2008. By sheer luck she fell into a job working at La Trobe University’s Media and Communications unit. Along with a great team of people, Mikhaela does what she can to keep the university’s name in the paper, on the radio, and away from tabloid TV. Specifically, she writes media releases, news-video scripts, and web site content to help promote La Trobe’s research strengths and achievements.
La Trobe graduate Kelly Theobald took her degree in journalism and moved to outback Australia, where she recently published a children’s book. Chani Unger caught up with her.
Nicole Valicek graduated from La Trobe University in 2009. After returning from a year of travel, she put together her resume and landed a job as a cadet journalist at The Northern Times. Liana Neri caught up with her.
La Trobe graduate Rania Spooner works for a regional daily newspaper and says she wouldn’t have done her cadetship any other way. She chatted to Matthew Dixon for our ‘Where are they now?’ project.
Audiences find it difficult to build trust in AI-generated news as they fear it lacks human insight and ability to consider ethics.
Harrow-Balmoral has been one of the local football clubs to find great success following a merger.
