Journalists should report what’s going on, not try to change the world. That’s the view of veteran Radio Australia journalist Bruce Hill, who spoke to Isabel Robinson for our Working Journalist project about his career that’s taken him all over the Pacific.
“If everything the media said about Gen-Y was posted on my dating profile, I would never get asked out,” says Isabel Robinson. So is Gen-Y being unfairly characterised? And why are young women becoming less happy with their lives?
Would you go into debt to assist people in the developing world? Leigh Mathews has. And here she tells Isabel Robinson why she’s prepared to put her own money on the line for something she believes in.
Journalists should report what’s going on, not try to change the world. That’s the view of veteran Radio Australia journalist Bruce Hill, who spoke to Isabel Robinson for our Working Journalist project about his career that’s taken him all over the Pacific.
“If everything the media said about Gen-Y was posted on my dating profile, I would never get asked out,” says Isabel Robinson. So is Gen-Y being unfairly characterised? And why are young women becoming less happy with their lives?
Would you go into debt to assist people in the developing world? Leigh Mathews has. And here she tells Isabel Robinson why she’s prepared to put her own money on the line for something she believes in.
Master of Global Communications student Isabel Robinson will spend next semester undertaking field research in Papua New Guinea after receiving an Endeavour Research Fellowship.
Journalists should report what’s going on, not try to change the world. That’s the view of veteran Radio Australia journalist Bruce Hill, who spoke to Isabel Robinson for our Working Journalist project about his career that’s taken him all over the Pacific.
“If everything the media said about Gen-Y was posted on my dating profile, I would never get asked out,” says Isabel Robinson. So is Gen-Y being unfairly characterised? And why are young women becoming less happy with their lives?
Would you go into debt to assist people in the developing world? Leigh Mathews has. And here she tells Isabel Robinson why she’s prepared to put her own money on the line for something she believes in.
Auskar Surbakti has been blessed by the Pope and met the Dalai Lama, and he’s only 24. A journalist with SBS Television World News and Current Affairs, he reports for the nightly news bulletin and works on stories for Living Black, Dateline and Insight. Isabel Robinson spoke with this talented young reporter.
