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  • Portfolio of newpaper articles 
    Adelaide Debra (The Australian; The Sydney Morning Herald, 2005)
    These three pieces are a sample of the kind of writing I have been contributing to the Australian and The Sydney Morning Herald over the course of my professional career. They are generally on literary topics, and they ...
  • 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 ...
  • Postcard from the Edge: Autobiographical Musings on the Dis/organisations of the Multimedia Industry 
    Leung Linda (Fibreculture Publications, 2005)
    This article is a critical reflection on the dot.com boom and the volatile industry, discipline and conditions of labour it has spawned. It offers an autobiographical insight into my past experiences as one of its labourers, ...
  • 'The power to heal us with a smile and a song': Senior well-being, music-based participatory arts and the value of qualitative evidence 
    Lally Elaine (Intellect, 2009)
    Sweet Tonic is a singing-based participatory arts initiative based in the southwest of Sydney, Australia. This paper reports on a qualitative evaluation of the thirty-week workshop series. It provides qualitative evidence ...
  • '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 ...
  • Principles and Passion 
    Feng Chongyi (Flower City Publishing House, 2011)
    The book is a selection of recent prefaces and poems of a well-known scholar Feng Chongyi. It demonstrates a perfect combination of Western thinking with Eastern feelings of this expert of modern Chinese history. The ...
  • A profit powerhouse 
    Bacon Wendy; Calacouras Nick (The Sydney Morning Herald, ACIJ, 2005)
    Background The journalist co-authored the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism's major scholarly research report NewsWorthy, which analysed Australian media coverage of aid and humanitarian issues. The study found ...
  • 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 ...
  • Prog Rock, the Horror Film and Sonic Excess: Dario Argento, Morricone and Goblin 
    Mitchell Anthony (Equinox, 2009)
    An overview of Dario Aento's gialli (horror films) and the contribution made to them by music by Ennio Morricone and the Italian rock group Goblin
  • 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 ...
  • Quality of light, quality of life: professional artists and cultural industries in and around Broken Hill 
    Andersen Lisa; Andrew Jane (Far Western Regional Development Board, 2007)
    This research aims to advance understanding of the arts and cultural industries sector and to support policy formation by making explicit the character of cultural production and the talent pool of professional artists in ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • 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 ...
  • Reference to popular music in the novel: the author's Perspective 
    De Vries, P. (University of Southern Denmark, 2004)
  • Re-framing the desktop - the GUI as image in contemporary art practice 
    Gwilt Ian (University of Plymouth, 2005)
    The notion of the Graphical User interface (GUI) as art content, refers to artworks that have enlisted the visual qualities of the GUI. These artworks investigate ideas around a computer interface aesthetic as source ...
  • Relevance assessment as an everyday experience 
    Anderson Theresa (American Society for Information Science and Technology, 2005)
  • Renewing stories of childhood: Children's literature as a creative art 
    Johnston Rosemary (Praeger, 2004)