HSC exams kick off across NSW
The NSW High School Certificate starts tomorrow with more than 75,000 Year 12 students sitting their first exam, English.
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Entrepreneur students pitch to win
A product package for women on their menstrual cycle and an “Airbnb for dogs” were winning business ideas at today’s Macleay College Entrepreneur Exhibition Day.
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Walkleys: Young Journalist of the Year Awards
Jarni Blakkarly has won The Walkley Foundation’s ‘Student Journalist of the Year’ award.
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Shhh! Melbourne tells buskers to hush the F# down
Melbourne buskers face a severe cut in takings as the City of Melbourne trials an extended ban on amplified music in public places.
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VIDEO: Australia’s Press Council celebrates 40 years
The Australian Press Council (APC) celebrated its 40th anniversary with a conference featuring guests and speakers from across the world of journalism.
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Macleay College Melbourne 2015 students graduate
Macleay College’s 2015 Melbourne diploma and degree journalism graduates celebrated their achievements at a ceremony this morning.
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‘If you are keen, there’s a job for you’
A cluster of journalists have carried the Harvey surname. Generations on, Claire Harvey is likewise blessed with the journalism gene.
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IRC: Africa – misunderstood and misrepresented
Misrepresentation of Africa has been common in international news over 30 years, says Professor Randall Smith of the University of Missouri.
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IRC: Jamie Zimmermann on staying safe in conflict zones
Veteran special forces commando and author Jamie Zimmermann has reiterated the importance of managing your safety when reporting in a war zone.
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IRC: Claire Harvey on Australia’s international coverage
Parachuting high-profile network stars into foreign areas in crisis is the best way to reach ordinary Australians, according to Sunday Telegraph deputy editor Claire Harvey.
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