Journalism & Radio work by students at Ultimo TAFE
Australian Journalist Tiania Stevens has travelled the world as a news reporter. Her advice to journalism students: Don’t be afraid! Ask questions, even the hard ones. If you think something could be a story, it probably is. Be nosy. If you are in a pub, out walking, at a cafe, keep your eyes and ears open!
Frenzal Rhomb guitarist, former Triple J Breakfast host, and current ABC Illawarra radio presenter Lindsay McDougall talks about making the change from punk rock to radio.
While full-time journalism gigs are in decline, creating content across the spectrum – online and in print – is the way to go, says multi-skilled content creator Grant Jones.
Cumberland councillor Kun Huang discusses the Government’s handling of the pandemic, his experiences as an Asian-Australian politician and also Australia-China relations.
For my father, gardening was a reminder of home and connection to lost memories.
Sprint guru Roger Fabri coaches many famous NRL players and he has had a very brilliant career
Operations can be anxiety-inducing for most people but studies into the efficacy of hypnotherapy provide hope.
I can’t help thinking of white sakura blossoms. I think of an out-of-time convenience store. I think of train yards, bitter teas, war, peace, and canola fields. I think of Cowra and how, perhaps, it is time to visit again.
So if you ever find yourself feeling really creatively charged, and just missing the utensils, here are some pretty quick creative exercises that you can try with tools that you might already have around.
Known as the “Jewell of the Inner West”, Callan Park boasts over 60 hectares of beautiful garden landscapes, harbour views, heritage-listed buildings, and parklands with more tree varieties than New York’s Central Park.