People – The Citizen

As climate change bites, farmers sow seeds for a new agricultural era

Words by Jack Banister

Three Citizen journalists nominated for mid-year Walkley awards

Journalism vs the Big Banks with Adele Ferguson

The 2019 AN Smith Lecture

Jazz? Classical? Rap? Pay your coin, find the soundtrack for your city

Words and photos by Yike Cai

Whitefella dreaming of a flag in the top end with the Tiwi Bombers

Words and photos by Jack Banister

3010: Melbourne-based record label gives artists a leg up

Video by Alexandra Alvaro

and Dilpreet Kaur

3010: Researcher makes lung cancer breakthrough

Video by Benjamin Silvester

and Jakeb Fair

3010: Olympic weightlifter aims to break records and barriers

Video by Gerard Cockburn

and Xinhui Wang

3010: Husband-wife duo bring music to the streets of Melbourne

Video by Silvi Vann-Wall

and Jenina Ibañez

MIFF 2018: A close-up look at the talent behind the film festival

Words and video by Charlotte Grieve

“Glanvill’s failure to produce demonstrable scientific theories of diabolical witchcraft weakened the position of people arguing for [its] existence.”

‘Foundation studies programs may be good in preparing [students] academically, but not in helping them live and feel welcomed within higher education.’

‘To handle collectively the risk of climate change, we need interaction. The more interaction, the more you are going to resolve this issue.’

‘Oil tells a frightening story of mass expulsion, social upheaval, gender divide, violence and environmental collapse.’

‘Mature-age students are here to stay . . . Yet they are not getting the support they deserve.’

‘If you don’t take the time to look after this [older] carer then they may become ill themselves.’

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