Seven News reporter Cassidy Mosconi offers practical advice for graduating journalism students.
Getting ready for the real world
Downtime, game time
Young people feel guilty about ‘wasting their time’ with social media or video games, but they’re still doing it.
Who needs human rights when you can have maths?
“Why do the people who are doing the most important thing get the least recognition in this country?”
New contract cheating laws cast a wide net
Draft federal laws could mean your part-time tutoring job leaves you liable to prosecution.
Medical students compete in Vampire Cup
The battle for a bloody good cause is off and racing.
To drop or not to drop?
WA students are getting involved in the pill testing debate.
Parking first for Curtin with new bay-finding system
New bay-finding technology means going straight to that vacant parking spot.
ANZAC spirit on display
Students from schools in the City of Cockburn were on parade Thursday as they marched and paid tribute to ANZAC heroes.
Ending the shame
Overloaded, stigmatised, understaffed? China faces the issues in its mental healthcare system, in a story from the 2018 Shanghai study tour.
Students dispute HECS threshold reductions
More than 100 students unite to march against cuts to higher education support and HECS threshold reductions
UWA builds new housing for Indigenous students
Creating new accommodation opportunities for Aboriginal students.
Health insurance reforms target the young
The incentives may not be enough to attract more members, according to a public health expert.
Overseas students’ English test now compulsory
But student representatives say the announcement would not mean an extra test or that coming to Australia would be more difficult.
Curtin Student Guild backs free drug testing plan
It’s all about harm minimisation, the Guild president says.
Joondalup Primary School hit by vandal attack
$4000 play forts were damaged during the incident.
UWA students unhappy about fee spike
A UWA degree will cost $48,000 from 2016.