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Interested in how your education will be affected by advances in Artificial Intelligence? A whole new podcast episode of The Swanston Explainer will take a deep dive into the ethics of this technology and the future of education. @atashlynn@LilyTuck3
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This week I had the opportunity to meet Patricia Karvelas who shared inspiring insight and advice with me and other young journalists. Thank you @JournalismRmit and @rmitjsoc for the opportunity!
Five JSoc members put their burning industry questions directly to Patricia Karvelas (@PatsKarvelas) during an intimate chat on Thursday night.
This was ahead of her inaugural lecture at the Capitol Theatre — kicking off Karvelas’ tenure as an honorary RMIT professor.
Journalism Society members @atashlynn, @journoWinn and @loughlinptrck brought an hour of original health and culture reporting to Melbourne’s airwaves this week.
The project kicks off the society’s partnership with @synmedia this year.
Once known as the world’s live music capital, Melbourne’s local music scene ground to a halt as the Covid pandemic set in and music rooms closed their doors.
Ashlynn O’Brien (@atashlynn) reports on efforts to revive the scene for @synmedia.
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Amazing work by @rmitv and @rmitjsoc on their 2022 state election broadcast. If you missed it, you can still watch the recording over at https://t.co/zzpmBQYlUT
Volunteering at @WiMVic Jill Singer lecture last Thursday was @atashlynn and Taylah Sadgrove sent along by JSOC! These two met Age state political editor Annika Smethurst.
Their hard work helped ensure the event ran smoothly.
Women in Media’s Jill Singer Lecture last night listening to Annika Smethurst’s amazing insight and advice. Thanks @WiMVic and @rmitjsoc for providing the opportunity to attend and be involved! Photo credit: @loughlinptrck
In the world of mass media it’s often the “great salesmen that overcome the rest” said Advertising entrepreneur Siimon Reynolds talking about Trump on Q+A tonight. @JournalismRmit
The rise of Independents is due to “general dissatisfaction with the government” on issues of importance for young people said Infrastructure and Regional Development Shadow Minister Catherine King on Q+A tonight. @JournalismRmit
Young people feel “failed by the political system” said Intifar Chowdhury on her findings as a Researcher and ANU academic on Q+A tonight. @JournalismRmit
Anthony Albanese said Labor will make a submission to the Fair Work Commission saying “aged care workers need to be better paid” on Q+A tonight. @JournalismRmit