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Aims & Scope

Australian Journalism Review publishes articles on a broad range of perspectives relating to journalism research, practice and education. Its emphasis is on original theoretical, empirical and applied research, but it also provides opportunities to canvass perspectives on current debates on research, practice and education through commentary pieces on specific topics. 

This title is indexed with Scopus.

Issue 45.2

Editorial

MATTHEW RICKETSON AND PETER ENGLISH

Articles

Going for woke: How The Australian, the Herald Sun and The Sydney Morning Herald adopted the lexicon of ‘wokeism’

JEFF SPARROW

Discursive construction of identities for older people in news: A critical discourse analysis of Malaysian newspapers

MUHAMMAD ASIM IMRAN AND JOHN BUDARICK

Organizational gatekeeping in Australian sports journalism: A longitudinal study of three newspapers

PETER ENGLISH, THOMAS HORKY, JÖRG-UWE NIELAND AND CHRISTOF SEEGER

Student perceptions of mindful reflection as a media law teaching tool

MARK PEARSON

‘It’s time to start listening’: Reporting on disability in practice-based journalism education

FAITH VALENCIA-FORRESTER

Emerging Scholars

Framing Islam and Islamism in the Australian news media: A content analysis of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and The Australian

JADE MCGARRY, HALIM RANE AND KASUN UBAYASIRI

‘No time to think’: Overloaded journalists trim practices to save time

CAROLINE JAMES-GARROD

Book Reviews

Pandemedia: How COVID Changed Journalism, Tracey Kirkland and Gavin Fang (eds) (2023)

CATRIONA BONFIGLIOLI

International Broadcasting and its Contested Role in Australian Statecraft: Middle Power, Smart Power, Geoff Heriot (2023)

MARGARET CASSIDY

Entertainment, Journalism, and Advocacy: Competing Motivations in the True Crime Podcast Ecosystem, Lindsey A. Sherrill (2023)

CAROLINE GRAHAM

Seeking Truth in International TV News: China, CGTN and the BBC, Vivien Marsh (2023)

BEATE JOSEPHI

American Deadline: Reporting from Four News-Starved Towns in the Trump Era, Greg Glassner, Charles Richardson, Sandra Sanchez and Jason Togyer (2023)

ALISON MCADAM

Media Monsters: The Transformation of Australia’s Newspaper Empires, Sally Young (2023)

DENIS MULLER

Who Needs the ABC? Why Taking It for Granted Is No Longer an Option (2022), Matthew Ricketson and Patrick Mullins

RICHARD MURRAY

The Ten Rules of Reporting, Alan Sunderland (2022)

RICHARD MURRAY