‘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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Macleay hosts International Reporting Conference
Current trends in international journalism were central to the International Reporting Conference held at Macleay College this week.
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Hijacking technologies for journalism
Journalists need to explore new ways of using modern technologies to remain relevant, according to a US journalism lecturer and self-professed nerd.
DetailsParachute journalism and how the media is viewed
The practice of parachute journalism is not the most effective way to cover international stories, according to Cath Turner.
DetailsEdward Lucas and Russia’s information warfare
Renowned academic and author Edward Lucas spoke to students about the information war Russia has waged on the west since before Vladimir Putin.
DetailsThe future of international journalism
Experienced reporters from the ABC reiterated the importance of impartial and accurate news reporting at Macleay College’s first International Reporting Conference.
DetailsFreelancing is about choices
The panel for the Macleay College’s International Reporting Conference on freelancers in the field all seemed to agree on one thing: the importance of doing your research and building a network.
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