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Break-ing bad

By Connor Kidd on April 23, 2026

Reef grief

By Bethany Tabi on April 23, 2026

Bitter pill for sweet treats

By Camila Egusquiza Santa Cruz on April 2, 2026

Pour form makes unhappy hour

By Adam Morolla on April 2, 2026

Holiday plans tanked

By Renee Hilton-Jones on April 2, 2026

Dead quiet

By Olivia Fuderer on March 26, 2026

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Working with handlers

By Russell Bishop on February 4, 2022

Your success as a reporter often depends on how well you can negotiate with those who control access to newsmakers.

Online video news highlights 2021

By Russell Bishop on February 1, 2022

If you’re interested in making compelling video news stories for the web or social media, here are some great ideas.

Working outside the news box

By Russell Bishop on January 11, 2022

How one adventurous Curtin grad is using her J skills to build a career in a new media frontier.

The too social networks

By Lachlan Allen on December 3, 2021

Artists and fans are more connected online than ever before, but this might actually be impacting music.

Having a mare

By Jack Stirling on December 3, 2021

A day at the horses might still provide plenty of material for selfies, but young people are increasingly turning away from the sport.

Psycho sim

By Isabella Corbett on December 3, 2021

The fascinating psychology behind ordinary people torturing and killing their characters on popular video game The Sims.

The cuddly cult of djungelskog

By Chloe Woods on December 2, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed a lot of behaviours. One of the more unusual is the trend of adults reverting to a love of cuddly toys.

Dating’s a drag

By Abbey Cullen on December 2, 2021
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They’re glamorous and fabulous and all over the TV. But what is it like to date a drag queen?

Cougar cubs

By Firdha Pristiyanti on December 2, 2021

We’ve all heard of cougars as older women, but what would you say to one of your young friends if she’s dating a guy even younger than her?

Hot and bothered

By Duncan Bailey on December 2, 2021

As temperatures begin to climb for another hot summer, climate anxiety and helplessness is getting worse in young people.

The daily grind(r)

By Charlie Mills on December 2, 2021
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Just because someone is on gay dating app Grindr, doesn’t mean they want unsolicited explicit pics.

The political sisterhood

By Athina Hilman on December 1, 2021
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Will She Runs, a local impartial organisation helping women enter politics, create a more diverse political future?

These boots were made for walkin’

By Athina Hilman on December 1, 2021

Walking football is a gentler version of the sport that allows seniors to keep on enjoying the health and social benefits of playing on a team.

Tiktok tarot

By Paige Lundie on November 22, 2021

Entering the world of “WitchTok”: the occult, sorcery, live tarot readings and celebrity psychic predictions.

Spotify unwrapped

By Ruby Devlin on November 22, 2021

It’s become a seasonal fixture on social media, but is Spotify’s ‘Wrapped’ actually changing people’s listening behaviour for the worse?

Caffeine hit

By Matthew Ellul on November 18, 2021
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Global coffee prices have skyrocketed due to weather conditions and shipping increases. Who is going to absorb the cost?

Feeling the highs and lows

By Elizabeth Tan on November 17, 2021

Experts say low self-esteem can lead to anxiety and depression in young people.

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