Video Journalism

Healing Music

Finding a refuge is important when people face adversity. Music is being used as a catalyst for healing people that are suffering from psychological stress and to build safe places where healing can occur. Garreth Hanley investigates healing with music in this piece for The Citizen News at The…

Calls for Drug Injecting Room Draft — Martin Ditmann

“The issue of drug injecting rooms has emerged again, with proponents gathering outside Victoria’s Parliament House today. Martin Ditmann reports.”

Meet Some People

Here are a couple of short ABC profiles to watch. The first is a profile of Birdsville’s only cop, Senior Constable Neale McShane, a man who polices an area the size of the United Kingdom single-handedly. As you watch it, note how much — or little — the reporter actually says. This piece is all in…

Anonymous For The Voiceless, Vegan Activism

Local animal rights activists use a novel approach to promote veganism in the city of Melbourne.

Growing public concern over the exploitation of animals in the Australian food production industry has led many to adopt an…

Assignment 1 — Video Interview

Danica Radojičić speaks to us about pharmacology and pop music.
By Liam Clark and Gabriel Filippa

Ethical dilemmas

One ethical issue that journalists face is the portrayal of death, and in a military context, deaths on the battlefield. The example that I mentioned, regarding my colleague, Soraya Sarhaddi Nelson, is absolutely worth listening to below.

Ethical Dilemmas

Here’s the rogue’s gallery of examples that we talked about in class, for your perusal, contemplation and education. For some of these, such as the Robert Bogucki case, I’m afraid I can only find the MediaWatch fulminations, instead of the original report. But you get the idea.

My Favourite Place

Nita Okoko 3010 — Final

by Matt Santini and Lucy Waldron-Brown