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TV News Directors Panel

They said it was dying - TV News would be eaten up by new media and viewer apathy and disappear from our screens.

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Five Questions with Andrea Carson, Professor of Political Communication and incoming Director of the Centre for Advancing Journalism at the University of Melbourne

Professor Andrea Carson, the new director of the University of Melbourne's Centre for Advancing Journalism on AI in the newsroom, dis/misinformation in this year's State election, and how journalism education can respond to the changing media landscape.

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The ABC of News leadership

In a special appearance at the Melbourne Press Club, ABC Director, News Justin Stevens discusses the media environment, talks about the issues of trust and transparency, the principles that drive ABC News and the personal values that motivate him as its leader.

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The ABC of News in the Age of Fake

Lunch with ABC News chief Gaven Morris

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Show revisits Judy Garland's ill-fated Australian tour

A former Age art director has turned a lifelong fascination with Judy Garland into a compelling stage show

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Trump and Truth with Colombia’s Anya Schiffrin

Director of the Technology, Media & Comms specialization at Columbia University to give lecture at RMIT

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Former Age editor Greg Taylor dies

John Tidey pays tribute to the former Age editor and David Syme managing director.   

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The Board

Meet the Melbourne Press Club board.

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Chapter 3. A remarkable editor

On 14 December, 1976, there was a lunch in the Great Hall of the National Gallery of Victoria that was to give new prestige to the Melbourne Press Club. The memory of Graham Perkin was very fresh in all our minds. Perkin, editor-in-­chief of The Age, died suddenly of a heart attack on 16 October, 1975. He was 45.

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