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Obesity in the media: political hot potato or human interest story?

Bonfiglioli, C. M (Journalism Education Association, 2007)

The odd couple?: Academic research and journalism education

O'Donnell Penelope (Department of Journalism, University of Queensland, 2002)

Journalism does not have a strong academic identity in Australia - it is known mainly for its highly popular undergraduate professional education programs. Research and postgraduate studies remain marginal activities. ...

Old debts: the unsung relationship between Australia's film and advertising industries

Crawford Robert (Intellect, 2008)

This study surveys the relationship that has developed between Australia's advertising and film industries from the early twentieth century to the present. Throughout this period there has been a continuous exchange of ...

Performing Objecthood: Museums, Architecture, and the Play of Artefactuality

Stead Naomi (Routledge, 2007)

Performing Objecthood: Museums, Architecture, and the Play of Artefactuality

Stead Naomi (Routledge, 2007)

Philippa Cullen: Dancing the music

Jones, S. R (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, 2004)

Places Past Disappearance

Gibson, R. J (Editorial Committee, Transformations, CQU, 2006)

The Political Gorilla and the Pacific Forum: Getting it Right?

Knight Alan (Auckland University of Technology, Pacific Media Centre, 2005)

Fiji's Prime Minister, Laisenia Qarase, has often complained of 'inaccuracy, misinformation, distortion and bias' in reporting the Pacific region. Yet there is more to 'getting it right' than accurately reporting Qarase's ...

Portrayal Of Psychiatric Genetics In Australian Print News Media, 1996-2009

Wilde A.; Bonfiglioli Catriona; Meiser B.; Mitchell P.B.; Schofield P.R. (Australian Medical Publishing Co. Pty. Ltd., 2011)

Objective: To investigate how Australian print news media portray psychiatric genetics. Design and setting: Content and framing analysis of a structured sample of print news items about psychiatric genetics published in ...

'The Presentation': an intensive arts-based rite of passage adapted for the training of Music Therapists

Faire Rosemary (Grieg Academy Music Therapy Research Centre, University of Bergen, 2012)

This paper is firstly a story, told by both my students and myself. It started with my question: can arts other than music be used by Music Therapy students to negotiate uncertainties which arise at the threshold of entering ...

Programming the world

Berry Rodney; Makino Mao; Hikawa Naoto; Naemura Masahide; Pisan Yusuf; Edmonds Ernest (Taylor and Francis, 2006)

Over eight years of working with computers, a recurring problem has been what to do when existing tools fail to grow along with artistic ideas. Having failed to become skilled at programming, I have repeatedly sought ...

The Public Right to Know About Science

Reed, R. (School of Communication Studies, Auckland University of Technology, 2004)

Journalism and science are two vocational occupations with roots deep in the momentous developments that ushered in the modern era (eg, Reformation, Enlightenment, democracy and the nation state). While science arises ...

Radical Media in the deep North: The origins of 4 ZZZ FM

Knight Alan (Griffith University, 2007)

In the past Brisbane was called as Deep North. Queensland was described as a cultural backwater lacking bookshops, political pubs, radio and television networks and publishing centres. Yet Brisbane created Australia's most ...

Ratbags, Revolutionaries and Free Speech: The Queensland Radical Press in 1968

Knight Alan (Auckland University of Technology, Pacific Media Centre, 2004)

Australian governments have made continuing attempts to restrict the public's right to know. This article looks back to 1968 when radical Queensland university students challenged state government restrictions on freedom ...

Recounting Traumatic Secrets: Empathy and the Literary Journalist

Joseph Sue (Routledge, 2011)

The journalism industry has only recently begun to embrace reflective practice in response to trauma in journalists, but it substantially ignores empathy. This article examines six narratives of trauma subjects from the ...

Reporting Sustainability in the English-language press of Southeast Asia

Nash Christopher; Bacon Wendy (Auckland University of Technology, School of Communication Studies, 2006)

This article reports on a preliminary scan of six English-language newspapers in Southeast Asia, with a side comparison to a leading Australian newspaper, regarding their coverage of environmental sustainability issues over ...

Repression and Expression of the Filmmaker's Voice in Australian Documentary

Gibson Sarah; Leahy Gillian (Australian Teachers of Media Inc, 2003)

'This article was born out of a paper Gillian Leahy and Sarah Gibson gave on the essay documentary at the Documentary Sites Conference in Auckland in September 2000, and a second version at the Australian International ...

Resistances of Gender

Marshall Jonathan (Media and Cultural Studies Centre, University of Queensland, 2003)

Re-Thinking television: Alexander Kluge's cultural magazine programmes

Forrest Tara (Intellect, 2005)

Since 1988, Alexander Kluge (who is best known outside of Germany for his work as a prominent member of the New German Cinema) has been actively involved in the production of a number of experimental programmes for German ...

The Rhythm of thinking: Speculations on how an Editor Shapes the Rhythm of a Film

Pearlman, K. R (Blackwell Publishing, 2007)

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