| UC journalism students step into the real world
The National Press Club was at maximum capacity when a group of UC Journalism students took the opportunity to mix with their professional colleagues. The occasion, a speech by Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon at the National Press Club this month (13 August 2008), gave two students the chance to put a question to Ms Roxon on live television. |
Lovely Lily needs no gilding – only wheels Three-year-old Lily Sharrock’s smile melts your heart. She loves making people laugh, and giggling at silly things. She loves jokes and make-believe, and encourages her older sister to tell stories with fancy dress, make cubbies, or pretend the blanket is a monster and fight it. But Lily is different from her little peers at the University of Canberra’s Kirinari childcare centre – she has a form of cerebral palsy called quadriplegic dystonia, meaning her limbs and spine have low muscle tone, and she will never walk without an aide. |
| UC journalists enjoy the salmon and engineering |
UC lecturer appointed to federal corporate-law board University of Canberra law lecturer Geoff Nicholls has been appointed to the committee responsible for advising the federal government on corporate law reform, financial services and markets. |
UC a testing ground for next sport stars |
| Journalism students at the University of Canberra, Australia, have provided the content for this online publication. The content displays news articles in print, radio and television and full radio and television bulletins produced by students. The site is designed, compiled and maintained by Crispin Hull, head of print journalism. The convenor of journalism at UC is Simon Brady. Broadcast lecturers are: Jennifer Kitchener and Julie Posetti. |
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