Reflection on Journalism, Ethics, Law and Power
As journalists our job is to facilitate and protect the public sphere. Continue reading “Reflection on Journalism, Ethics, Law and Power”
Senator Faces Drink Driving Charges
Ankh-Morpork senator, Lord Havelock Ventinari will face court next week, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.
Trevor Likely Wins Best and Fairest
Trevor Likely was last night crowned the winner of the Unseen University Academicals Football Team’s Best and Fairest Award.
Local woman convicted of theft
A Lonsdale Housewife was convicted and fined $400 in the Melbourne Magistrates Court today for stealing.
Girls Take Footy To New Heights
When Ashleigh Riddell was 12 years old, she walked away from football. Continue reading “Girls Take Footy To New Heights”
Reflection for “New Metro Timetable for Sunbury”
I initially planned to write about Bernie Finn calling for Bulla to be connected to the natural gas network. Continue reading “Reflection for “New Metro Timetable for Sunbury””
New Metro Timetable For Sunbury
The new Sunbury Line Metropolitan Train Timetable begins tomorrow with two new services.
Urgent call for evacuation of Manus and Nauru
The Human Rights Law Centre has today called for the “urgent evacuation” of asylum seekers on Manus Island and Nauru.
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Reflection: “Student Protest Blocks Streets”
My audience is people who reside and/or work in Melbourne. Continue reading “Reflection: “Student Protest Blocks Streets””
Student Protest Blocks Streets
Traffic and public transport was delayed yesterday, when the National Union of Students rallied against higher education fees in Melbourne’s CBD.
Sarah Booth 