Public wants to build cyber resilience
Illegal cyber attacks on thousands of citizens’ personal data in Australia has heightened awareness of the hazards of insecure digital systems – and Flinders University researchers […]
Putting children first, when media sets its own rules
In an age when many parents won’t let their child post a letter because of “stranger danger”, it’s ironic that few pay attention while media organisations spend hours of one-on-one time with even their youngest offspring.
Media too biased on whaling
Australia and Japan’s national news reports on whaling are often biased, emotive and misleading, Flinders University PhD candidate Tets Kimura says.
Safety first: reporting food scares
Journalists believe their primary role in food scares is to inform the public of potential health risks, according to Flinders research.
Down Under ‘Dream’ oozes Flinders connections
The Bard really does turn up everywhere – this year’s Fringe will find Titania and Oberon scheming against each other in a bushland setting outside Nairne in the Adelaide Hills.
Don Dunstan, media man, subject of major project
SA Premier Don Dunstan’s relationship with the media could be volatile, but he also helped to shape its critical role in modern politics.