Streets of Your Town: The Journo Project

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This newsletter is a bit different to my previous musings. What an incredible year this has been, and continues to be. So many people facing hardships…
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Antoinette Lattouf on media diversityListen now (30 min) | From a young age, Antoinette Lattouf can remember wanting to tell stories. “I was fascinated by human stories and journeys and…
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Isabella Higgins on the vital need for Indigenous voices in the newsListen now (30 min) | This journo has bravely told her story of the racism she’s experienced and overcome growing up as an Indigenous woman in…
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Trent Dalton, from journo to authorHe’s the kid from Brisbane’s tough outlying northern suburbs who went on to win two Walkley Awards for his powerful feature writing. Now Trent Dalton…
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Launching The Journo Project: A Tribute to Australia's Best JournalismListen now (54 sec) | If you’re craving compelling stories told by a multi-award-winning journalist—one who detests click bait as much as you do and…
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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 produce…
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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…
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Mel Manley on reuniting trafficked children with familiesThis latest episode comes to you from Eumundi—the bohemian hamlet in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. I’ve brought back an incredible yarn from Mel…
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Dinesh Palipana on finding his life's purposeDr. Dinesh Palipana's refusal to accept the loss of his dream is paving the way not only for him, but for people with a disability around the world to…
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Becky Dart on learning to be like the bambooIt’s a giant grass that many Australians would be familiar with seeing, but not so familiar with eating. Bamboo is nutrient-rich, and is in fact a…
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How Hedley Thomas made a world renowned podcast without social mediaListen now (39 min) | Thanks for joining me on the journey of Streets of Your Town—The Journo Project. Where every week I will speak face to face and…
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Brian Courtice on recognising an ugly pastWelcome to series 3 of Streets of Your Town podcast! In this series I will continue my wanderings around the country, well as far as I can in this new…
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