Ideas & Society: What's next for journalism? Robert Manne, Jonathan Green, Helen Westerman, Lawrie Z
Over the last three years, more than 1500 journalists have taken redundancies. Robert Manne and Lawrie Zion (La Trobe), Helen Westerman (The Conversation), Jonathan Green (ABC RN) and Fiona Martin (Sydney Uni) explore new avenues in the industry.
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