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10 May, 2020 0 comments

Empowering Women in Media: Q&A with On the Cover Founder & Editor Melanie Collins

After working for large publications like Cosmopolitan for nearly 18 years, Melanie Collins decided to branch out on her own. With the motivation to encourage o...

10 May, 2019 0 comments

Fighting for the rights of Renters: Q&A With Joel Dignam

Joel Dignam is the founder and Executive Director of Better Renting. Created to improve the lives of tenants, Better Renting is a non-partisan community organisation focused on campaigning and changing the culture around the...

10 May, 2019 0 comments

The Past, Present and Future of Journalism with Emma Macdonald

As the current associate editor of HerCanberra, Emma Macdonald has had an incredible journalism career that spans for more than 25 years. She started working fo...

17 Apr, 2019 0 comments

Small Talk and the Music Industry

Small Talk is a band with something to say. Beginning their journey at Canberra College, the band has grown into a local sensation. Small Talk's mix of �...

10 Apr, 2019 0 comments

The ins and outs of cancer research: why a cure isn’t so simple.

Anneke Blackburn is a group leader at the John Curtain School of Medical Research at the Australian National University. Dr Blackburn specialises in cancer g...

2 Apr, 2019 0 comments

Looking back at Meraki; Catching up with Bianca Pavlic and Maryanne Irhia

On the 24th of March, Meraki was launched for the first time. Created by local clothing designer Bianca Pavlic and food and fashion extraordinaire Maryanne Irhi...

14 Mar, 2017 0 comments

Martin Fisk: Making a difference through Menslink

Martin Fisk is the CEO of Menslink, a Canberra based association aimed at providing assistance and counseling for young men in the region. The organisati...

19 Apr, 2016 0 comments

Q&A With Children’s Activist Gwenda Davey AM

Gwenda Davey AM is a children's activist, eminent children's folklore researcher (for which she was appointed into the Order of Australia), and a former teach...

19 Apr, 2016 0 comments

Q&A With Children's Activist Gwenda Davey AM

Gwenda Davey AM is a children's activist, eminent children's folklore researcher (for which she was appointed into the Order of Australia), and a former teache...

13 May, 2013 0 comments

Omar Musa’s Changing Homeland

“It’s dangerous to think of identity as being one thing." Omar Musa is well aware of the cognitive dissonance many Australians experience when it comes t...