The Graduate Reporter

A collection of short stories and features from Master of Journalism graduates.

	The arts agitator By Brendan Crabb
	Youth Issues in Sutherland Shire By Demeter Stamell, Gary Clark, Elizabeth Palmer
	Breaking down barriers - an article on Alzheimer's By Grace Mis
	A Day in the Life of a Country Editor By Grace Mist
	What is Security in Dili Worth? By Merryn Bryant
	Reporting on Genocide in Rwanda By Jenya Goloubeva & Sabine Thier
	Survival Techniques for a Mature Age student By Holly Meagher
	Buddha today: does he have email? By Laura Epstein
	An inspired journalist - A student reflects on the Master of Journalism Course By Jeff McMillan
	Flacks, hacks and punters compete for online news agenda By Jane O'Dwyer
	Journalistic Imperatives - a morality tale By Holley Meagher
	Reporting on Afghanistan By Nick Merrett
	An Interview with Barry Wain, South-East Asia correspondent of Asian Wall Street Journal By Christian Cornelius
	Television Reporting and its rewards By Rebecca Armstrong
	Jumping the ranks through experience By Seth Tenkate
	How to report for rural communities By Martin Field
	The art of reporting news By Rowena MacDonald
	Pearlman shares his 'pearls' with young journalists By Desmond Siahaan
	Sporting Life of a sports reporter By Alexandra Shaw
	How to report sports news By Asa Schuster
	The news in focus By Nicki Bright

Last reviewed: 10 September, 2009

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