Head of CSU's Graduate School of Policing and Security, Associate Professor Nick O'Brien shares his experiences in leading international terrorism operations, going back decades from the IRA bombings in London...
Read MoreAssociate Professor Patrick Walsh from Charles Sturt University spoke with host Wes Ward a month after the tragic 2019 Christchurch shooting and they discuss the immediate aftermath of the event...
Read MoreYou turn on a radio and the connection starts – it’s very personal. Anger, sadness, joy and wonder can all roll in the next 20 minutes as announcers present stories...
Read MoreYou’re driving on the open road, you turn on your favourite device, and you listen to a great story on the radio. Or you are on holidays and you lie...
Read MorePrint is a very powerful medium for communication. It informs, ignites and explains ideas and information. It can excite, and it can deflate. Print has developed to also present images,...
Read MoreRadio, TV, internet, various social media, print, magazines, video blog, podcast … researchers and communicators now have a plethora of communication media that they can use to tell their story....
Read MoreYou have a story to tell about your research. A question I am often posed by researchers is “how do I best tell my research story?” And my answer? “What...
Read MoreCollaboration is vital for natural resource management (NRM), as no one person or organisation can successfully address all complex facing NRM in Australia. Research institutes and NRM practitioner agencies bring...
Read MoreEver got to the end of a research project and thought, “I really wish I had got that photo (or video, or interview)!” We can often think this after the...
Read MoreThroughout my career in science communication, I’ve regularly been asked “what makes a good research story?” Luckily, I have worked in institutions that encouraged their researchers to develop research ‘for...
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