This study seeks to understand the role of representation in news media, trust in news, and
participation in multicultural audiences' sense of belonging to society. A multimodal survey …

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought challenge and opportunity for public interest
journalism. It has exposed and exacerbated long-standing structural weaknesses while also …

Research suggests that the relationship between journalism and its audience is changing.
As online platforms and various organisations participate in the production of information …

Bias and discrimination in appointment processes such as hiring decisions (and analogous
selection procedures for performance evaluations, promotions, scholarships, and awards) …

Alternative and independent sports media platforms create custom content that reflects a
diversity of voices and representation of athletes, sports and issues that are not covered in …

Community broadcasting is anecdotally considered a 'training ground'for the mainstream
media. However, there is little empirical research that supports these claims around skill …

The COVID-19 pandemic does not discriminate, and the Australian government has sought
to embrace a sense of universality, adopting the slogan 'we are all in it together'. However …

This article reports on a pilot study that examined representational and content diversity in
Australian media through semi-structured interviews with experts in the field and secondary …

This chapter explores the proposition that Australia's abusive treatment of refugees and
asylum seekers can be traced back to a denial of the foundational violence of colonisation …

This article continues a longitudinal national study of journalism employment in Australia
and contributes to new understandings of journalism employment in Australia and …