Federal Election ’22: Candidates make last-ditch pitches, but is anyone still listening?
The candidates try to appeal to voters in the final few dates of the campaign, despite many having already voted, writes Malcolm Farr.
19 May 2022
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What the war in Ukraine is teaching journalists
In the first episode of Season 2 of Journo, host Nick Bryant asks what lessons we are learning from the war in Ukraine — the kind of conflict we hoped had been banished to the past.
19 May 2022
Award-winning podcast Journo returns for season two
Journo, the Judith Neilson Institute’s podcast that explores how news is made, shared and consumed, is back for a second season.
19 May 2022
Inside the newsroom: SBS language content
JNI speaks to SBS’s Head of Language Content Davide Schiappapietra to find out how the public broadcaster shares the news in 63 languages.
17 May 2022
Federal Election ’22: Media used to sound independent alarm
The appearance of strong and well-organised independents has been greeted by handwringing and alarmism from sections of the media, writes Malcolm Farr.
12 May 2022
Federal Election ’22: What ScoMo and Albo can learn from a potato
What can Australia’s prime ministerial hopefuls learn from an American politician’s unfortunate scrap with a potato?
9 May 2022