ABC Perth radio news bulletin
5pm radio news bulletin for ABC Perth, presented by Rani Fletcher.
My Latest Work
Alzanza - a mini documentary by Rani Fletcher
In Mixco, Guatemala, a local baking program is supporting child survivors of sexual violence and trafficking in rebuilding their independence.
Campaigning for clout: How podcasts and thirst traps won over voters this election.
Campaigning at this year's Australian federal election was loudest online. Brian Mitchell says it's indicative of a shift in campaigning away from traditional media.
This story was originally broadcast on Channel 31's Newsline.
You can watch the original broadcast here: https://www.youtube.com/live/-wy9X6gnTNs
This story was originally broadcast on Channel 31's Newsline.
You can watch the original broadcast here: https://www.youtube.com/live/-wy9X6gnTNs
You hear that? It’s the sound of a politician on your favourite podcast and they're not quietening down.
A means of reaching Gen Z or a strategy to avoid scrutiny?
Newsline Live - Friday 30th May, 2025
Newsline is a live News and Current Affairs program broadcast from the RMIT Media Precinct on Channel 31. This episode is co-hosted by Tom Williamson and Rani Fletcher, featuring half-hour and one-hour bulletins.
Rani Fletcher - Graveyard Shift – 31 May, 2025
An episode of Graveyard Shift on 31 May, 2025 presented by Rani Fletcher.
Get used to it: Politicians on podcasts are here to stay
A social media story on Australia's changing electoral campaigning landscape.
Triple R 102.7FM midday sport
Triple R 102.7FM midday sport segment, presented by Rani Fletcher.
Triple R 102.7FM midday news
Triple R 102.7FM midday news, co-presented by Rani Fletcher.
The Election Episode
The Job-Ready Graduate package was introduced in 2021, hiking university fees that doubled the cost of humanities degrees and slashed STEM courses. But it failed to influence student choices, leaving graduates with record HECS debts.
Co-produced and co-researched by Rani Fletcher and Charlotte Wilkes.
Co-produced and co-researched by Rani Fletcher and Charlotte Wilkes.
Job-Ready or Job-Heavy? The True Cost of Australia's University Degrees
When May Bourke decided to study linguistics at the University of Melbourne, she did so at a hefty price.
By the time Ms Bourke finishes her three year undergraduate degree, majoring in anthropology, she will have a $43,500 HECS debt.
Co-written by Rani Fletcher and Charlotte Wilkes.
By the time Ms Bourke finishes her three year undergraduate degree, majoring in anthropology, she will have a $43,500 HECS debt.
Co-written by Rani Fletcher and Charlotte Wilkes.
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.