Browse the Clippings.me directory of Australia journalists below. We found 75 Australia journalists listed.
Communications Professional
I've always been a communicator. It's who I am. It's how I think and behave. It forms the foundation of how I interact with the world. It's why my school report cards always said I talked too much and asked too many questions. And it's why I could rattle on about everyone and everything when I got home, despite being a fairly reserved kid. It's the natural skill I leaned into when I decided to get a degree. It's how I ended up sitting at the head of a lion when his rotten tooth was pulled and how I learned so much about the tattoo industry without ever having been inked. In 2009 I earned a Bachelor of Communications while juggling life, marriage and children. And home schooling. It took long hours, many-many late nights and a will of steel but it was worth it. Most of the time. Since then, I've worn many hats as a Communications Professional; Print and Digital Senior Journalist, Political Media & Policy Advisor, and Internal Communications Business Partner in the private section. No matter the role, the core aspects of my job always come down to these key things: listen, ask questions, clarify, research, analyze, sort the wheat from the chaff, and then pick the best words, images or sound to tell the story in a way that the person receiving it can understand what they're hearing, reading or seeing. Since joining the world of Professional Communicators I've had the privilege of listening to and being trusted with people's stories, of bringing to life events through words and images, and I've met, collaborated and worked closely with people who wow me with their passion, enthusiasm and dedication. If you’d like to find out more reach out by email or DM me over on LinkedIn where my CV stays fairly up to date.
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writer/copywriter/screenwriter
I'm a writer, copywriter and screenwriter who's great at making information come alive for the internet. I've worked on projects about IT, energy policy, management strategy, haircare, extra-thin condoms, vegetables, car sales and everything in between. I also used to edit Three Thousand (Melbourne's first online city guide) so I've got plenty of experience talking about arts, music, recreation and travel. There's a small sample of my copywriting and content work below, and you can get in touch at [email protected]. Also, please reach out if you'd like examples of my long-form non-fiction or music journalism.
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Writer and Independent Scholar
I’m a freelance writer and independent scholar with a focus on alternative music, film, culture, and media. My writing has been featured in Bandcamp, The Line of Best Fit, Grammy.com, Metal Hammer, SPIN, BrooklynVegan, Exclaim!, New Noise, and No Echo. I co-host and produce The Pitch of Discontent, a weekly alternative music podcast available on YouTube and as an email newsletter through Substack. I have a BA (Hons Class I) with majors in English Literature and Philosophy. My academic work has been featured in online journals and annual conferences, with book chapters published in edited collections from Palgrave Macmillan, Peter Lang and Routledge Press (forthcoming).
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Freelance Writer
Lisa is a freelance journalist and corporate writer with a focus on health and wellness, travel, storytelling and human interest. Lisa has written for a range of publications such as Sunday Life, Good Weekend, Latte Magazine, Marketing Magazine, Jetstar, Womens Health, International Traveller, Shape, Run4YL, Womens Running, Prevention Australia,, Kidspot, Mamma Mia and Essential Kids and Baby. Lisa can be found at Twitter - @lisaschofield2, Facebook - Lisa Schofield - Writer or on email at [email protected]
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Freelance writer
Danielle is a freelance travel, lifestyle and content writer. Her work has been published in Escape, Jetstar Magazine, Pacific Island Living Magazine, Island Spirit, The Age/Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Traveller, International Traveller, Australian Women's Weekly, Kidspot, Good Food and Delicious Magazine. Danielle is also a copywriter and has worked with numerous brands and small organisations to write stories, websites, grants and business documents. Danielle teaches literature, literacy and cooking to secondary school students. She has an Arts degree in Literature, Anthropology and Philosophy, a Diploma in Education and a post graduate certificate in Children's Literature. In 2016, Danielle published a cookbook; 'Cooking with a Broken Heart'. e:[email protected]
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