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  • Rampage 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC National Radio, 2005)
    Description: This work follows on from the previous feature, Soundtrack To War, also prodnced in collaboration with Australian war artist George Gittoes. In this feature, Gittoes travels to Miami with Eliot Lovett, one of ...
  • Recommendations of the 2007 Healthy Lifestyle Forum to Help Combat Childhood Obesity 
    Baur Louise; Bonfiglioli Catriona; Caterson Ian; Colagiuri R; Cretikos M; Leeder Stephen; Murray K; Pearson Suzanne; Sim Kyra; Torode Margaret; Wake Melissa; Wittert Gary (Sydney University Nutrition Research Foundation, 2007)
    Senator Guy Barnett has held eight Healthy Lifestyle Forums to Help Combat Childhood Obesity since entering the Senate in 2002. The most recent forum, held on 20 June 2007 at Australian Parliament House Canberra, brought ...
  • The Search for Edna Lavilla 
    Aroney Eurydice; Davis Sharon (Australian Broadcasting Commision, 2007)
    The Search for Edna Lavilla Produced by Eurydice Aroney and Sharon Davis. http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2007/06/ree_20070609.mp3 Background A radio documentary in the Journalism research discipline. This fifty-minute ...
  • The Secret Life of an Australian Mother 
    Aroney Eurydice; Morton Thomas; Brown Stuart (ABC Radio National, 2010)
    The Secret Life of an Australian Mother is a radio series that contributes to the research areas of media arts and radio studies specifically radio documentary formats. The work was broadcast on ABC Radio National and ...
  • Selling Sperm: The International Trade in Sperm 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Books, 2005)
  • Shards of Silk 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Australian Music Centre, 2005)
    Background This is a work for solo violin and piano of approximately 10 minutes duration for professional standard performers. It is an original composition score available through the Australia Music Centre Sydney, the ...
  • Show or tell? It can be tricky 
    Macris Anthony (Fairfax, 2011)
    IT'S of the great truisms of fiction writing: show, don't tell. Like all truisms, it needs to be handled with care. Showing, in its most extreme form, will lead you simply to compiling a list of objects. While you'll achieve ...
  • Shutting Down Sharleen 
    Morton Thomas; Aroney Eurydice (ABC, 2010)
    Sharleen Spiteri was a sex worker, a drug user, and she was HIV+. In July 1989, Sharleen Spiteri appeared on the national current affairs TV program 60 Minutes and told reporter Jeff McMullen that she tried to get her ...
  • Sixteen Days 
    Caines Christopher (Chris Caines, 2003)
    Background ¿ Sixteen Days was funded from two sources, a New Work grant from the Australia Council ($15k) an Asialink Residency in Bangkok ($12k) which afforded the time to post produce the piece. It sits within a practice ...
  • Skateboarding, Space and the City 
    Spurr Samantha (University of Sydney, 2004)
    Book Review/Commentary of 'Skateboarding, Space and the City' by Ian Borden
  • Social Politics (Columns) 
    Price Jenna (Canberra Times, 2007)
    Background As the news has the power to set the public agenda, significant gaps in the news media can contribute to policy neglect. The has author identified a significant gap in the newsmedia - there are columnists who ...
  • So Many Selves 
    Carey Gabrielle (ABC Books, 2006)
    Background The essay is a form of literature that has a strong history in England and the United States but the form is not so strong in Australia. The popular understanding of an essay is a style and form that is overly ...
  • Something for the Weekend 
    Barrell Anthony (Griffith University, 2008)
    When Formula One 'supremo' Max Mosley successfully sued Britain's News ofthe World (NoW) for its invasion of his 'privacy' in 2008 (he was secretly filmed in the company of five hired handmaidens administering stern ...
  • Soundtrack to War 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Radio National, 2004)
    This program was a collaboration with the Australian war artist George Gittoes. about the uses of music by US troops in the Iraq war. The program used interviews, music and sound recorded by Gittoes for his film of the ...
  • Sperm Wars: Parts One and Two 
    Dwyer Catherine (ABC Radio National, 2005)
    Description: A two part series exploring the ethical issues and conflicts around the use of sperm in assisted reproduction, and the cultural anxieties surrounding debates over parenthood. Part one compares the legal framework ...
  • Spider's Lane 
    Macris Anthony (Central Queensland University Press, 2006)
    Spider's Lane is a chapter from my novel-in-progress, Great Western Highway. In traditional novelistic terms, it deals with the novel's love story, as a young Sydney couple comes to grips with the decision to start a family ...
  • Splintered Veins of Tide 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Australian Music Centre, 2008)
    Background This is a solo flute work of approximately 5 minute's duration. It was composed for a senior high school student completing the performance part of the HSC curriculum. Contribution This work contributes to the ...
  • Stemming the Tide (Stem Cell Research Articles) 
    Price Jenna (The Canberra Times, 2006)
    Background In 2006, political and religious voices were gaining more coverage than scientists in the stem cell debate. This investigation, consisting of features and a news story in the Canberra Times, focussed on ...
  • Talking about the Weather 
    Neumark Norie; Miranda Maria (Wollongong City Gallery, 2008)
    An ongoing cross-media project sparked by the terrifying spectre of global cimate change.
  • Talking about the Weather - Adem Collectie 
    Neumark Norie; Miranda Maria (Pictura Gallery, the Netherland, 2008)