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24 August 2005
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- I have worked in politics, public policy and strategic communications for over 30 years. I was recently awarded a doctorate in Australian politics at the University of Sydney. My thesis was on the (changing) relationship between the ALP and unions. I have been blogging since November 2003 and over the past decade I have written many articles on politics, public relations and social media for newspapers, magazines and websites. I love literature particularly John McGahern and James Joyce. The header photo is of the Clarence River taken before dawn at Ulmarra in 2012.
Recent Posts
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- Labor preselects former Abbott ally in WA
- SDA kills its own in WA
- Labor's rotten borough approach to pre-selection contests
- ALP links for 12 April - SDA challenges gay Senator, Crikey reviews ALP reform, Qld ALP pre-selection fights
- Bronwyn Bishop, the Maggie Thatcher we never had
- Add the NBN to Medicare and compulsory superannuation
- Some chilling poll analysis for Gillard Labor
- Has PR destroyed business journalism at Fairfax?
Greetings Trevor
Worth Reading: Former Belo corporate communications veep Scott Baradell admires and respects journalists, but here's what bothers him about some of them: "Put simply, they think they are better -- that their jobs have a higher moral and ethical purpose than that of the lowly PR practitioner. The Case Against Morally Superior Journalists
Posted by: Jozef Imrich | 25 August 2005 at 08:57 PM