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Gerard Ryle on the need to provide reliable information at this time of crisisThis latest episode features investigative reporter extraordinaire and head of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists Gerard Ryle.
Nance Haxton
Apr 30
Nas Campanella on empowering rather than patronising in disability reportingThis week’s Journo Project features Nas Campanella, who is thought to be the only blind newsreader in the world. Nas is a journalist and radio newsread…
Nance Haxton
Apr 21 2
Kate McClymont on the need for high-quality mediaIn this latest Streets of Your Town—The Journo Project podcast, you will hear from seven time Walkley Award winner and renowned investigative journalis…
Nance Haxton
Apr 13
Damien Cave on Australia’s secretive democracyAustralian Bureau Chief of the New York Times Damien Cave has reported from locations around the globe from Mexico to Baghdad. He says at times the lac…
Nance Haxton
Apr 7
Truth and Press FreedomIt’s an important turning point for The Journo Project, my loyal subscribers. The prestigious publication Griffith Review has commissioned me to produc…
Nance Haxton
Mar 31
Matthew Condon on covering corruptionFor renowned journalist and multi-award winning author Matthew Condon, protecting his sources, and listening, make the crucial cornerstone to his succe…
Nance Haxton
Feb 14
Helen Pitt on the importance of impartialityIt took ten years of research and writing through some of the toughest times in her life, but journo Helen Pitt’s determination was rewarded. She not o…
Nance Haxton
Jan 12
Chris Reason on on going against the packThis episode of The Journo Project features one of the great stalwarts of Australian journalism—Walkley Award winning television reporter Chris Reason.
Nance Haxton
Dec 27, 2019
Zoe Daniel on being a foreign correspondentListen now (34 min) | Zoe Daniel was one of the few journos who saw the rise of Donald Trump coming, and that all came from her dedication to reporting…
Nance Haxton
Dec 20, 2019
Sandra Sully on breaking new ground after a high-pressure broadcastListen now (38 min) | This veteran broadcaster is one of the great journo survivors. Her face and honeyed dulcet tones are familiar throughout Australi…
Nance Haxton
Dec 10, 2019
Leigh Sales adds Walkley-winning book to her repertoireListen now (38 min) | This three-time Walkley award winner anchors one of the ABC’s flagship television programs 7.30, presenting the current affairs s…
Nance Haxton
Dec 3, 2019
Tony Barrass on being principled under pressureListen now (28 min) | He was the first reporter in Australia to be sent to jail for not revealing a source in one of his investigations. And while it w…
Nance Haxton
Nov 26, 2019
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