An artist’s harrowing tale of life before finding refuge in Australia
In this beautifully designed, interactive, video-dotted piece, Afghan refugee Zakiria Tahirian tells Rochelle Hansen of the target killings and bomb blasts he witnessed while living...
How toxic soil can poison a town
By Bayley Cocking
When you enter Bacchus Marsh, you are welcomed by towering Canadian elm trees, making up the town’s award-winning Avenue of Honour. They...
How is surfing bridging the gender pay gap?
By Nathan Rivalland
https://soundcloud.com/dscribe-editor/equal-pay-in-surfing-podcast
This is how one small town escaped the bushfires raging around...
By Bonnie Kidd
https://soundcloud.com/dscribe-editor/podcast-fires
Teen journalist fills his town’s news gap
By Bayley Cocking
https://soundcloud.com/user-766775720/alj218-assignment-4-bayley-cocking
This piece was produced as part of a second year audio journalism unit.
Opinion: Why investigative journalism has not stopped Donald Trump
By Christopher White
Investigative journalism has proven itself to be a powerful tool for democracy and social justice in recent decades. Practitioners have exposed the...
Hot air balloon rides, toilet paper and live chickens: The gifts...
By William Summers
Gift registers are maintained by nearly all Victorian councils but are rarely seen by residents — at least until now.
Under little-known reforms...
Eat local: How one farmers market reinvented itself in the face...
By Juliette Milbank
A semi-trailer backs up to the shed entrance and stops next to a large whiteboard. “Please Drive Thru & Turn OFF Your...
Podcast: For pup’s sake!
By Annabel MacDonald
https://soundcloud.com/dscribe-editor/podcast-for-pups-sake
This story was produced for the second year Deakin University unit titled Audio Journalism.
