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Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy and former MP David Feeney on the digital disruption of media and politics

  • Written by: Andrea Carson, Incoming Associate Professor at LaTrobe University. Former Lecturer, Political Science, School of Social and Political Sciences; Honorary Research Fellow, Centre for Advancing Journalism, University of Melbourne

Today on Media Files, a podcast about the major issues in the media, we’re taking a close look at the role of the news media in politics.

As the Wentworth by-election looms, we’re asking: is digital disruption changing the rules of journalism and politics in Australia?

It is easy to miss how disorienting it can be to work in the...

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New research shows how Australia's newsrooms are failing minority communities

  • Written by: Usha M. Rodrigues, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Deakin University
New research shows how Australia's newsrooms are failing minority communitiesThe Deakin study found that too few of the stories about minority communities incorporated a viewpoint from that community.Shutterstock

Australians from culturally diverse backgrounds often feel frustrated about media coverage of news events and issues that portray them in a negative light. A new study analysing media coverage of issues related to...

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A fresh perspective on Tasmania, a terrible and beautiful place

  • Written by: Cassandra Pybus, Adjunct Professor in History, University of Tasmania
A fresh perspective on Tasmania, a terrible and beautiful placeThis pin cushion made from the jawbone of a thylacine won second prize in the handicraft section of the Glamorgan Show in 1900.Courtesy Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery

Book Review: Island Story: Tasmania in Object and Text.

The island of Tasmania lies suspended beneath Australia like a heart-shaped pendant of sapphire, emerald and tourmaline. Here...

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You can't 'erase' bad memories, but you can learn ways to cope with them

  • Written by: Carol Newall, Senior Lecturer in Early Childhood, Macquarie University
You can't 'erase' bad memories, but you can learn ways to cope with themIf someone has a fear of dogs, a therapist might try to reframe their beliefs to ones such as: 'most dogs are friendly'Erik Odiin/Unsplash

The film Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind pitched an interesting premise: what if we could erase unwanted memories that lead to sadness, despair, depression, or anxiety? Might this someday be possible, and...

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  4. Discrimination debate will distress many gay school students
  5. Ruddock report constrains, not expands, federal religious exemptions
  6. Politics podcast: The battle for Wentworth
  7. captains of the finance industry should take note
  8. Mobile apps might make you feel better about travelling alone, but they won't necessarily make you safer
  9. Six things you can do to get boys reading more
  10. The AFLW found instant success, but challenges remain for its long-term sustainability
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  13. Five lifestyle changes to enhance your mood and mental health
  14. 'Just like home'. New survey finds most renters enjoy renting, although for many it's expensive
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  16. As the High Court challenge to abortion clinic 'safe access zones' begins, there is much at stake
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  20. an excellent superhero film, perhaps best not experienced in 4DX
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  22. it's very unlikely Roundup causes cancer
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