Notes from the Newsroom
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There is literally a word for the chaos of my desk. If I could just find the Roget’s
My collection of books, newspapers and other stuff has been growing very satisfactorily, despite the hopes of executives who introduced hot-desking.
- Tony Wright
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- Roslyn Grundy
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- Charlotte Grieve
A day in the life of national news blogger Broede Carmody
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- Broede Carmody
Behind the scenes: Aisha Dow on The Age’s triple-zero investigation
Early this year, I did something I’ve rarely, if ever, done during my time as a journalist. I messaged some of my family and told them something about a story that wasn’t ready to be published.
- Aisha Dow
What’s made headlines so far in 2022
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- Orietta Guerrera
Behind the scenes: Investigating the 2022 Lismore floods disaster
Earlier this year the biggest flood in recorded history hit Lismore and its surrounding region. Our visual stories team and senior news reporters pieced together the events leading up to the disaster, ultimately revealing authority failures and missteps. Data journalist Pallavi Singhal explains how the ‘Lismore deadly deluge’ project was produced.
- Pallavi Singhal
Behind the scenes: Reporting from the frontline in Ukraine
National security correspondent Anthony Galloway spent 21 days in Ukraine with photojournalist Kate Geraghty in the early weeks of Russia’s invasion. Here, he writes about the preparation that goes into such an assignment and the importance of telling the stories of the people whose once ordinary lives have been shattered.
- Anthony Galloway
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