Chrisanthi Giotis

Kaurna land. Journalism academic. Borderland: Decolonizing the words of war published

[Chrisanthi Giotis @chrisanthi_g]

Do you find yourself actively avoiding the news? Alternatively, do you engage with news more than once a day? If you fit into either of these camps we want your views on the news. UniSA is looking for public participants. Please get in touch!

[Royce Kurmelovs @RoyceRk2]

A big thank you to all those who came out last Thursday for the Adelaide launch of Slick -- including the youngest and most discerning audience member. It was a hell of a time and a great conversation.

Have some more events in the works for Canberra and Darwin so stay tuned.

[Chrisanthi Giotis @chrisanthi_g]

What an excellent piece highlighting the importance of ministers who actually engage with their departments and @andrewjgiles’ overlooked important migration changes to stop exploitation 👏: Poor at politics, strong on policy, https://t.co/njAQGcF2wK

[Australia Institute @TheAusInstitute]

"If you paid more than $30 in income tax in 2021-22, you paid more than Chevron, Inpex, Shell, Santos, Woodside and APLNG on ~$59b of income"

@MarkOgge on @abcdarwin explaining how gas companies are ripping off the NT

It's time these multinationals paid their fair share #auspol

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

A by-election in the eastern Adelaide seat of Dunstan will be held on March 23 to replace former South Australian premier Steven Marshall. Here’s what you need to know.

Image: Electoral Commission SA and SAGOV
✍️: @robert_a_hicks
https://t.co/MpsyGWVtJv

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

South Australia bans corflutes on Stobie poles, but the ban isn’t that simple.

📸: Sourced from Nick-D, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
✍️: @Robert_A_Hicks

https://t.co/lZGkiWdwjf

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

Miranda Prag’s one-woman show is a wonderfully weird exploration of time, climate, change, hubris and how humanity can do things differently

✍️: @Alana_Pahor

https://t.co/iV8VLsVwIl

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

Clothes are cheaper, trend cycles have sped up and shopping has become a daily habit for many. Disguised as an unsuspecting feel-good comedy, FASHION 4 PASSION shows us our throwaway society is simply not sustainable.

✍️: @SophiaLattas

https://t.co/o8VCoh9U9Z

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

@otr_unisa is looking for journalists. Send your expression of interest to [email protected]. 📧

Please specify whether or not you have done Media Law and Ethics and what year of your degree you are in.

[Craig Foster @Craig_Foster]

‘I don’t want people living in fear’: daughter of Vyleen White calls for peace amid reports of racist attacks

Incredible leadership.

My deepest condolences Cindy, your mother was clearly an extraordinary person, as are you.

#RacismNotWelcome https://t.co/tzq1fZM5Zy

[Ghassan Hage @anthroprofhage]

I will soon issue my own statement.

I would have lived with the first part re incompatibility. But finishing with ‘there is no place for racism’ implying that i am a racist, I cannot accept.

Statement of the Max Planck Society about Prof. Ghassan Hage https://t.co/XhJXJOjNT0

[Centre for Media Transition @cmt_UTS]

How is generative AI going to impact journalism in Australia? We spoke to newsrooms including the ABC, Sydney Morning Herald, Guardian Australia, the Daily Mail, SBS, Southern Cross Austereo, the Newcastle Herald and Australian Community Media, to find out
https://t.co/wOECrQzszL

[NSW Council for Civil Liberties @NSWCCL]

Lydia Shelly, president of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties, said the police statement “demonstrates the danger of reporting a serious allegation as a ‘fact’ before the findings of investigations are made public”.
https://t.co/kGeUMUAGwW

[Alexandra Wake, PhD @WakeinFright]

New from me: Transnational Broadcasting in the Indo-Pacific, the Battle for Trusted News and Information interrogates the changing global political and broadcasting environments. This book offers an insight into a rapidly transforming media landscape.

https://t.co/IagjHjiYF7

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

https://t.co/JxdnLg7gCb

Australians support legal cannabis, but mainstream politicians do not. On The Record journalist Robert Hicks discusses the law, the politics, and the effect legalising cannabis could have on Australians.

✍️@robert_a_hicks

[Chrisanthi Giotis @chrisanthi_g]

Very pleased to be included in this great @UniversitySA article on future of #regional #journalism https://t.co/LZBHprVKnb

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

https://t.co/uFCanE737z

With Adelaide’s motorsport peak approaching, questions arise about the sports’ climate effects, and why they are championed by SA’s “future generations” premier, while a city is cut off from green space in Victoria Park/Pakapakanthi.

✍️@sarahherrmann_

[Chrisanthi Giotis @chrisanthi_g]

Whistleblowers are the unsung heroes of democracy, but right now, the freedom of two whistleblowers is at stake. Together, let's remind the government that when whistleblowers are silenced, democracy itself is on trial. ✍️ Sign the petition now! https://t.co/o0FeJjfcbV

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

https://t.co/8Shhpi88WN

Adelaide has been named Australia’s coolest city; and, with the abundance of artistic talent on offer this November, it’s no wonder why. Check out this What’s On guide for the top events running this month.

✍️@Alana_Pahor

[On The Record @otr_unisa]

https://t.co/PTK3fl9jFs

With fruity drinks, paint and a whole lot of laughter, Lips & Sips puts a quirky spin on the “paint and sip” trend to break down taboos around female anatomy.

✍️@Alana_Pahor