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Communications

Science

Look who’s talking too: parents in Wellington, NZ top baby talk scale

Words by Petra Stock

Society

Good on paper, but subscribers not happy with newspaper deliveries

Words by Petra Stock

Society
Photo: Petra Stock

Paper cuts: Why daily newspaper deliveries have become a lottery

Words by Petra Stock

Politics
Historic Ballarat, where communications blackspots take their toll on residents and visitors alike. Photo: Ed Dunens/Flickr

The Ballarat Bugle: Can you hear me? You’ve dropped out. Hello?

Words by Martin Ditmann

Society

The suburban battle for broadband

Audio report by Gillian Aeria

Society

Cryptoparty-goers learning tricks for protecting their data

Words by Andy Hazel

Society

Telco assurances on NBN switch: ‘We won’t pull the plug’

Words by Bec Zajac

About The Citizen

THE CITIZEN is a publication of the Centre for Advancing Journalism. It has several aims. Foremost, it is a teaching tool that showcases the work of the students in the University of Melbourne’s Master of Journalism and Master of International Journalism programs, giving them real-world experience in working for publication and to deadline. Find out more →

  • Editor: Jo Chandler
  • Reporter: Qiyun (Gwen) Liu
  • Audio & Video editor: Louisa Lim
  • Data editor: Craig Butt
  • Editor-In-Chief: Andrew Dodd
  • Business editor: Lucy Smy
Winner — BEST PUBLICATION 2016 Ossie Awards

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