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Australian Journalists at Work: Their Views on Employment, Unionization, and Professional Identity
O'Donnell, PennyPublished 2018-01-01The aftermath of dramatic news industry restructuring in Australia, as elsewhere, has major implications for journalistic employment, professional identity, and other collective occupational structures, including unions. ...Open AccessBook chapter -
Averages, indexes and national income: accounting for progress in colonial Australia
Huf, BenPublished 2019Economic statistics are now such an ingrained feature of everyday political discourse that they have recently become ripe as topics of historical scrutiny. This study contributes to this scholarship by shifting attention ...Open AccessArticle -
Bearing the Burden of Corporate Restructuring: Job Loss and Precarious Employment in Canadian Journalism
Cohen, Nicole S.; Hunter, Andrea; O'Donnell, PennyPublished 2019-01-29This article reports on job loss among Canadian journalists between 2012 and 2016. Building on Australian research on the aftermath of job loss in journalism, this article examines the experiences of 197 journalists who ...Open AccessArticle -
Between the sea and the sky: A social practice investigation into health behaviours during cruise travel
Werder, Olaf; Holland, Kate; Kiaos, Theaanna; Ferson, Mark J.Published 2022ISSUE ADDRESSED: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted organised cruise holidays as perfect incubators for microbiological infections due to the constant socialising within closed spaces. Little is known about people's ...Article -
Between universalism and targeting: Exploring policy pathways for an Australian Basic Income
Spies-Butcher, B.; Phillips, B.; Henderson, T.Published 2020Despite growing interest in proposals for a universal basic income, little advance has been made in implementation. Here we explore policy options for an Australian Basic Income. Our analysis responds to concerns that Basic ...Article -
Beyond newsrooms: Younger journalists talk about job loss and re-employment in Australian journalism
O'Donnell, PennyPublished 2017-12-01This article examines the re-employment destinations of 10 younger journalists who lost newsroom jobs in the period 2012 to 2014, to understand the work options available in the current Australian labour market. With field ...Open AccessArticle -
Biocultures: a critical approach to mundane biomedical governance
Krupar, Shiloh; Ehlers, NadinePublished 2021How are we to understand and navigate the ways that biomedicine extends beyond the formal institutions of the clinic, the hospital, and lab, and is incorporated into broader social practices, from intimate embodied knowledges ...Article -
Book Review: Gender Violence at The U.S.–Mexico Border: Media Representation and Public Response,
O'Donnell, PennyPublished 2010-01-01Patricia Ravelo Blancas examines the subjectivities of the mothers of the murdered young women of Ciudad Juarez. Her focus is the transformative process by which individual loss can be re-signified through collective action. ...Open AccessArticle -
A bridge across our fears: understanding spoken word poetry in troubled times
Curwood, Jen Scott; Jones, KatelynPublished 2022Spoken word poetry encourages youth to engage in identity construction, resist oppression and construct counternarratives. Through participating in community_based slams, school workshops and online events, young people ...Article -
Capitalism in Australia: New histories for a reimagined future
Huf, Ben; Rees, Yves; Beggs, Michael; Brown, Nicholas; Flanagan, Frances; Palmer, Shannyn; Ville, SimonPublished 2020Capitalism is back. Three decades ago, when all alternatives to liberal democracy and free markets appeared discredited, talk of capitalism seemed passé. Now, after a decade of political and economic turmoil, capitalism ...Article -
The Capitalist in Colonial History: Investment, Accumulation and Credit-Money in New South Wales
Huf, BenPublished 2019Capitalists and labourers have long been regarded among the great antagonists of Australian historiography. Yet where the latter has been subjected to constant analysis by successive generations of historians, the formation ...Open AccessArticle -
The Carceral Automaton: Digital Prisons and Technologies of Detention
McKay, CarolynPublished 2022Prisons are on the cusp of a technological transformation as twenty-first-century digital connectivity in 'free' society permeates prison design and offender management. This article will begin with an overview of the ...Article -
A carnival of words: The 'Dictionary of Words in the Wild' and public textuality
McCarty, WillardPublished 2008-10-08The Dictionary of Words in the Wild is a simple online mechanism for uploading and viewing photographic images of words as they are found, wherever they are found and in whatever condition in the daily environment. Typically ...Open AccessPresentation -
The Carte de Visite and Domestic Digital Photography
Burstow, StephenPublished 2016-09-01This article reconsiders the carte de visite through an awareness of twenty-first century domestic digital photography. Employing recent scholarship, nineteenth century commentary and a study of 40 carte de visite albums, ...Open AccessArticle -
Challenging Official Propaganda? Public Opinion Leaders on Sina Weibo.
Nip, Joyce Y. M.; Fu, King-waPublished 2016-03-01This article examines the prominence of various user categories as opinion leaders, defined as initiators, agenda setters or disseminators, in 29 corruption cases exposed on SinaWeibo. It finds that ordinary citizens made ...Open AccessArticle -
Changing Australian Education. How policy is taking us backwards and what can be done about it
Uptin, JonnellPublished 2020As Australian test score rankings drop in international (PISA) and national (NAPLAN) testing regimes scores fall there comes with it heightened societal panic and the question of how to improve edu...Article -
China’s policy target rates: a preliminary comparative analysis
Liu, K.Published 2020The People’s Bank of China began to discuss the importance of DR007 (the 7-day repurchase rate by deposit-taking institutions at China’s interbank market) from 2016. This study compares the performance of the fixed DR007 ...Article -
The City Under COVID-19: Podcasting As Digital Methodology
Rogers, Dallas; Herbert, Miles; Whitzman, Carolyn; McCann, Eugene; Maginn, Paul J.; Watts, Beth; Alam, Ashraful; Pill, Madeleine; Keil, Roger; Dreher, Tanja; Novacevski, Matt; Byrne, Jason; Osborne, Natalie; Büdenbender, Mirjam; Alizadeh, Tooran; Murray, Kate; Dombroski, Kelly; Prasad, Deepti; Connolly, Creighton; Kass, Amanda; Dale, Emma; Murray, Cameron; Caldis, SusanPublished 2020This critical commentary reflects on a rapidly mobilised international podcast project, in which 25 urban scholars from around the world provided audio recordings about their cities during COVID‐19. New digital tools are ...Article -
Collecting the crisis or the collecting crisis? A survey of Covid-19 archives
Hobbins, PeterPublished 2020Article -
Communication battles on Facebook in Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement and Taiwan’s Sunflower Movement
Nip, Joyce Y.M.; Fu, King-wa; Cheng, Yu-chungPublished 2020-10-16Many have suggested that communication on social media could mobilize participation in social movements. Often overlooked is the use of social media communication by opponents of social movements to counteract the change ...Open AccessArticle
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