Programs: Graveyard Shift – 10 November 2024, Graveyard Shift — Triple R 102.7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio
An episode of Graveyard Shift on 10 November 2024 presented by Rani Fletcher
About Me
After taking a gap year to travel post school, I moved from Perth to Melbourne at the beginning of 2023 to commence a Bachelor of Communications (Journalism) at RMIT. I'm set to graduate in November this year.
Moving interstate without family or a home base has strengthened my independence, and encouraged me to throw myself into new experiences to establish what areas of journalism I'm most interested in. This involvement has included various public speaking events, community radio, and mentorship programs.
I'm most interested in digital and print journalism, however have enjoyed experiences/work in broadcast and radio, both through my degree and outside of university.
My Latest Work
Pornography and perpetrators of domestic violence are more closely related than we think.
On a Friday night at the end of May, my mother sent an ABC news article to our family group chat. I opened it, shocked to read a mother and daughter had been killed in a shooting just five minutes from where I grew up in Subiaco, Western Australia.
Thrifting: sustainable or consumerist?: The Swanston Explainer | Podcast Episode on Podbay
Has thrifting a once sustainable practice, just become another way to feed the consumption machine? This episode unpacks the trend of second-hand goods, the pressures of social media, Depop re-sellers and the major jump in prices across all opportunity shops.
Newsline Live - Monday June 3rd, 2024
RMIT School of Media and Communication presents Newsline, an hour-long show of News and Current Affairs brought to you live from RMIT Media Precinct.
Unplugging from news or plugging news alternatively? How Australia's news consumption is changing
“An algorithm then decides these are the sorts of things you want to consume. They [readers] consume what they want to know and not what they need to know.”She says the industry taught her “if it bleeds, it leads”, and says the rise in mental health issues amongst young people has challenged this. She says young people “don’t really want doom and gloom all the time” and are more frequently disengaging with confronting, sensationalist content.It has now been six weeks since Hamas’ initial attack...
Enviro Beach Clean-Up
Our students braved the wind and rain participating in an Enviro Beach Clean-Up - an event organised by our Environment Committee in partnership with BeachPatrol.
