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Australian journalismresearch index 1992–95

Sharon McHugh & Kerri Elgar

This is an index of Australian journalism and news me-

dia-related articles and books from 1992 onwards. The in-

dex is in two main parts: a listing by author, and a listing

by subject matter in which an article may appear a number of

times. The focus is firmly on Australia and journalism, resisting

all temptations to include “communication” or “media studies”

texts. Authors can contact Kerri Elgar (Department of Journal-

ism, University of Queensland) with additions or omissions for

the next index.

Source journals

(AsianJC) Asian Journal of Communication.

(AJC) Australian Journal of Communication. Published by the School ofCommunication and Organisations Studies and the CommunicationCentre, Queensland University of Technology; edited by RoslynPetelin. Address: c/- Roslyn Petelin, School of Communication andOrganisational Studies, Faculty of Business, Queensland University ofTechnology, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, Qld 4001.

(AJPS) Australian Journal of Political Science. Published by the Depart-ment of Politics at the Australian Defence Force Academy on behalf of theAustralasian Political Studies Association; edited by Ian McAllister.

(AJR) Australian Journalism Review. Published by the Journalism Edu-cation Association; edited by Lawrence Apps of the Curtin UniversitySchool of Communication and Cultural Studies, PO Box U1987, PerthWA, 6001. Phone: (09) 351 3247. Fax: (09) 351 7726.

(ASJ) Australian Studies in Journalism. Published by the Department ofJournalism at the University of Queensland; edited by Professor JohnHenningham. Founded 1992. Address: Department of Journalism,University of Queensland, 4072. Phone: (07) 3365 2060. Fax: (07) 33651377.

Australian Studies in Journalism 5: 1996: 312-348312

(BJR) British Journalism Review. Published by British Journalism Re-view Publishing Ltd, a non–profit making company.

(CJC) Canadian Journal of Communication. Published by Wildrid LaurierUniversity Press for the non-profit Canadian Journal of CommunicationCorporation, and is a collaborative venture between the Centre for PolicyResearch on Science and Technology and the Canadian Centre forStudies in Publishing; edited by Rowland Lorimer of the School of Com-munication, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada.

(CP) The Contemporary Pacific. Published twice a year by the Centre forPacific Islands Studies, University of Hawai’i Press.

(EJC) Electronic Journal of Communication/La Revue Electronique doCommunication.

IPI Report. The magazine of the Internation Press Institute. Headquar-ters: Wydlerweg 10, 8047 Zurich, Switzerland.

(JME) Journal of Media Economics.

(JQ) Journalism Quarterly. [Now Journalism and Mass CommunicationQuarterly] Published by the Association for Education in Journalismand Mass Communication, in cooperation with the Association ofSchools of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University ofSouth Carolina, Columbia, USA.

(MC&S) Media, Culture & Society. Published by Sage Publications,London, Thousand Oaks and New Delhi. Quarterly.

(MIA) Media Information Australia. [Now Media International Australia]Published by the Australian Film Television & Radio School; edited byStuart Cunningham, Murray Goot, Elizabeth Jacka, John Sinclair,Rodney Tiffen, Peter B. White. Address: Cnr Balaclava and Epping Rds,North Ryde, NSW (PO Box 126, North Ryde, NSW, 2113). Phone: (02) 8056611.

Metro. Published by Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM), withasistance from the Australian Film commission and Film Victoria; ed-ited by Peter Tapp. Address: PO Box 204, Albert Park, Victoria, 3206.Phone: (03) 9525 5302. Fax: (03) 9537 2325.

(WJR) Washington Journalism Review. Changed to American JournalismReview in 1993. Published monthly by the College of Journalism of theUniversity of Maryland at College Park, USA, through the Universityof Maryland Foundation.

Index by author

(Where articles are by multiple authors, they are listed under

each name.)

ANG, Ien (1995), “Reply to ElizabethJacka”, MIA, 77: 165-166.

ADKINS, Barbara (1992), “Arguing thepoint: the management and context

of disputatious challenges in radiocurrent affairs interviews”, AJR, 14(2): 37–49.

ANDERSON, David (1992), “Subject to,

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or above the law? Reflections on theBudd jailing”, ASJ, 1: 33–42.

APPS, Lawrence (1992), “News mediachronicle 1991–92", ASJ, 1:197–207.

ARMSTRONG, Mark, David Lindsay andRay Watterson (1995), Media Law inAustralia. Third Edition. Oxford Uni-versity Press.

ATMORE, Chris (1994), “Brand news:rape and the mass media”, MIA, 72:20–31.

AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR INDEPEND-ENT JOURNALISM (1993), Signposts:A Guide to Reporting Aboriginal,Torres Strait Islander and Ethnic Af-fairs, rev. ed., University of Technol-ogy Sydney.

AVIESON, John (1992), “Chequebookjournalism: a question of ethics”,AJR, 14 (1): 45–50.

BACON, Wendy and Bonita Mason(1995), “Reporting Aboriginal deathsin custody”, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.

BAIRD, Katrina (1994), “Attitudes of Aus-tralian women sports journalists”,ASJ, 3: 231–253.

BAKER, Mark (1992), “The Beijing mas-sacre and the media”, AJR, 14 (1):1–20.

BARRY, Paul (1993), The Rise and Rise ofKerry Packer, Sydney: Bantam/ABCBooks.

BAXT, Robert (1992), “Regulation: struc-ture and issues”, MIA, 63: 13–18.

BELL, Philip and Kate Boehringer (1993),“Australian politics: still programmedafter all these years”, AJC, 20 (2):1–13.

BELL, Philip and Theo Van Leeuwen(1994), The Media Interview: Confes-sion, Contest, Conversation,Kensington: University of New SouthWales Press.

BERTRAND, Claude–Jean (1994), “Themedia in 2044: not a forecast, a

dream”, ASJ, 3: 3–23.

BOEHRINGER, Kate and Philip Bell(1993), “Australian politics: still pro-grammed after all these years”, AJC,20 (2): 1–13.

BOLTON, Geoffrey (1994), “The priceof protest: press and judiciary in1870”, Studies in Western AustralianHistory, 15: 14–22.

BORTHWICK, Osmond (1995),“Shackled: a response”, MIA: 78,146-150.

BOWMAN, Leo (1993), “Interviewing:establishing the context”, AJR, 15 (2):123–130.

BOWMAN, Leo (1994), “How journal-ists’ cultural dispositions affect newsselection”, AJR, 16 (2): 25–30.

BRADY, Veronica (1994), “Representa-tions and ideology”, Studies in West-ern Australian History, 15: 7–13.

BREEN, Myles (1993), “Applying the spi-ral of silence: nothing more practicalthan a good theory”, AJR, 15 (1):11–16.

BREEN, Myles (1995), “Journalism edu-cation and modernity: a respectableparadigm,”in J. Tully (ed.) Beyond2000: Future Directions in JournalismEducation: Proceedings from theJournalism Education Annual Confer-ence, December, 1995.Christchurch:University of Canter-bury: 34-41.

BREEN, Myles (1995), “Pedagogical cor-rectness in journalism education: us-ing the guest lecturer to advantage,”AJR, 17 (1): 136-147.

BROWN, Allan (1993), “Newspaperownership in Australia”, JME, 6 (3):49–64.

BROWN, Allan (1994), “Auctioning theairwaves: auction systems for broad-casting licences”, MIA, 74: 93–98.

BROWN, Peter (1995), “Gender, thepress and history: coverage ofwomen’s sport in the Newcastle Her-ald 1890-1990", MIA, 75: 24-34.

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BUCKRIDGE, Patrick (1993), “BrianPenton: a career in journalism”, ASJ,2: 20–37.

BUCKRIDGE, Patrick (1994), The Scan-dalous Penton, St Lucia: University ofQueensland Press.

BYERS, Karen (1994), “The goldfieldscome to Perth: The Sunday Times1897–1905”, Studies in WesternAustralian History, 15: 45–55.

CARRUTHERS, Ashley (1995),“Suburbanasia! Ways of reading cul-tural difference in the mainstreamAustralian media”, MIA, 77: 86-93.

CARRUTHERS, Ashley (1995): “Re-thinking the Vietnamese media rela-tion”, AJC, 22 (1): 48-61.

CASS, Philip (1992), “A comparison ofthe coverage of the Bougainville civilwar in the Australian and the Timesof PNG”, AJR, 14 (2): 79–90.

CASS, Philip (1995), “Dilemma for Fijimedia and the constitution” PJR, 2(1): 69-72.

CHADWICK, Paul (1992), “Print mediainquiry treads so lightlythat it makesno impression”, MIA, 65: 44–52.

CHADWICK, Paul, Sue Ferguson andMichelle McAuslan (1995),“Shackled: the story of a regulatoryslave”, MIA, 77: 65-72.

CHAPMAN, Simon and Deborah Lupton(1994), “Freaks, moral tales andmedical marvels: health and medicalstories on Australian television”, MIA,72: 94–103.

CLANCY, Jack (1992), “Bias?: a casestudy of coverage of RMIT in TheAge”, AJR, 14 (1): 51–57.

COAD DYER, Samuel and AndreaJenkins (1994), “Reporting of publicopinion polls in New Zealand andAustralia”, AJR, 16 (2): 87–92.

COLLINS, Peter (1992), “NSW print me-dia coverage of major health issues:1988–1991", MIA, 65: 4–9.

COLLINS, Richard (1994), “Nationalbroadcasting in the international

market: developments in Australianbroadcasting policy”, MC&S, 16 (1):9–30.

CONLEY, David and Geoff Turner(1995), “Cape Melville affair cover-age: what is news?” ASJ, 4: 145ù173.

COWEN, Sir Zelman (1993), “The re-sponsibility of the press: some cur-rent reflections”, AJR, 15 (1): 73–79.

CRAIG, Geoffrey (1993), “Lookingtwice: thoughts on the practice ofphotojournalism”, AJR, 15 (1):103–117.

CRAIG, Geoffrey (1994), “Press photo-graphs and news values”, ASJ, 3:182–200.

CRAIG, Geoffrey (1995), “Press photog-raphy, pixel technology and ques-tions of representation”, AJR, 17 (1):70-78.

CRAIK, Jennifer, Julie James Bailey andAlbert Moran eds. (1995), PublicVoices, Private Interests: Australia’sMedia Policy. St Leonards: Allen andUnwin.

CRONAU, Peter (1995), “Bouganville:Australian coverage of a dirty war”,Nius Bilong Pasifik (Mass Media in thePacific): 159-174.

CRONAU, Peter (1995), “NoamChomsky on journalism”, Reportage,5, Sydney: Australian Centre for In-dependent Journalism.

CRONAU, Peter (1995), “Secretlyspeaking: what the media told theASIS inquiry’’, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.

CRONAU, Peter (1995),"Self-censor-ship: the most insidious gag", PJR, 2(1): 11-15.

CRYLE, Denis (1995), “Journalism andobjectivity: a colonial viewpoint”,ASJ, 4: 90ù98.

CRYLE, Denis (1993), “The popularpress in colonial Australia: a cultureindustry perspective”, ASJ, 2: 38–45.

CRYLE, Denis (1994), “A disreputable


elite? Journalists and journalism incolonial Australia”, ASJ, 3: 130–136.

CRYLE, Denis (1994), “Whither the printmedia? Politics and policies in the1990s”, Metro, 9: 21–24.

CUNNINGHAM, Stuart and John Ritchie(1994), “An ersatz Asian nation? TheABC in Asia”, MIA, 71: 46–54.

CURRY, Rae (1993), “Women in journal-ism: why don’t they make thegrade?”, ASJ, 2: 170–232.

CURTHOYS, Ann; Julianne Schultz andPaula Hamilton (1993), “A history ofAustralian journalism, 1890 to thepresent: report on a research pro-ject”, ASJ, 2: 45–52.

DOMBKINS, Margaret (1993), “The im-pact of technology and environmen-tal factors on newspaperorganisational design”, AJR, 15 (1):29–51.

DIXIT, Kunda (1995), “Now the nega-tive news from paradise”, PJR, 2 (1):116-118.

DORNAN, Christopher (1993), “CitizenBlack: a field manual”, MIA, 68:12–20

DORNEY, Sean (1995), “The difficultiesof covering Bougainville”, Pacific Is-lands Communication Journal, 16 (2):15-21.

DUCK, Julie M.; Michael A. Hogg andDeborah J. Terry (1993), “Percep-tions of media influence in the 1993election: ‘others’ as vulnerable vot-ers”, AJC, 20 (2): 44–60.

DUNBAR, Jane (1994), “Newspapercoverage of Mabo: an evaluation ofperformance”, AJR, 16 (2): 116–124.

DUNN, Anne (1993), “Towards thetapeless newsroom: the developmentof D–Cart”, MIA, 67: 77–82.

EDWARDS, Jane (1994), “Private cancer,public cancer: guilt and innocence inpopular literature”, AJC, 21 (2):1–13.

ENDERS, Mike (1995), “Putting a priceon life: a propaganda approach to

media coverage of Aboriginal deathsin custody”, AJR, 17 (1): 1-16.

EVANS, Kathryn (1994), “The copytakerand the telephone: researching a cul-tural history of journalism”, MIA, 73:29–34.

FAIRFAX, James (1992), My Regards toBroadway, Sydney: Angus and Rob-ertson.

FISCHLE, Mark and Karen Stenner-Day(1992), “How media influence pub-lic opinion: a schematic approach”,ASJ, 1: 159–170.

FLINT, David (1995), “A Media Com-mission: the Press Council replies”,AJR, 17 (1): 40-46.

FORDE, Susan (1994), “Silent fallout:the effects of monopoly and compe-tition on information diversity”, ASJ,3: 290–314.

GALVIN, Camille and Mark Pearson(1994), “Cosmetic surgery: newspa-per reportage of The Medical Journalof Australia”, AJC, 21 (2): 109–121.

GILLARD, Patricia, Rebecca Haire,Sharon Huender and MargaretMeneghel (1993), “Children’s recol-lections of television coverage of theGulf War”, MIA, 67: 100–106.

GIVEN, Jock (1993), “Sylvania Waters —something in the air”, ASJ, 2:305–317.

GOODALL, Heather (199), “Con-structing a riot: television news & Ab-origines”, MIA, 68: 70–77.

GREEN, Kerry and Lyle Radford (1993),“Digital cameras: industrial prob-lems?”, AJR, 15 (1): 99–102.

GREEN, Kerry (1994), “Computer–as-sisted reporting — sources fromcyberspace”, ASJ, 3: 219–230.

GOOT, Murray (1995), “Pluralism in thepolls: Australian attitudes to mediaownership, 1948/95", MIA, 77: 4-14.

GREEN, Kerry (1995), “Media academicadds some afterthoughts on CD-Romand photojournalists’ ethics”, PacificArea Newspaper Publishers Associa-


tion Bulletin: 132, 38-39.

GREINER, Nick (1993), “The smart–alecculture: a critique of Australian jour-nalism”, ASJ, 2: 3–10.

GRIFFEN–FOLEY, Bridget (1994), “Abiographical profile of GeorgeWarnecke”, ASJ, 3: 67–108.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1992), “Dances withdigitals: the electronic revolution inAustralian press photography”, ASJ,1: 87–100.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1994), “An historicalsurvey of Australian press photogra-phy”, AJC, 21 (1): 46–63.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1994), “A profile ofAustralian newspaper photogra-phers”, ASJ, 3: 147–181.

GRIFFEN-FOLEY, Bridget (1995), “R.C.Packer: a response to RodneyTiffen”, MIA, 78: 146-150.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1995), “Shoot first:the ehtics of Australian press photog-raphers”, ASJ, 4: 3ù28.

GRUNDY, Bruce (1992), “Australia’sprint media inquiry: a review”, ASJ,1: 184–196.

GRUNDY, Bruce (1992), “The reformprocess and the media”, in A. Hede,S. Prasser and M. Neylan (eds),Keeping Them Honest: DemocraticReform in Queensland, St. Lucia:University of Queensland Press:43–53.

GRUNDY, Bruce (1993), “EARC’s in-quiry into government PR: a sum-mary and appraisal”, ASJ, 2:288–304.

HAIRE, Rebecca, Patricia Gillard, SharonHuender and Margaret Meneghel(1993), “Children’s recollections oftelevision coverage of the Gulf War”,MIA, 67: 100–106.

HAMILTON, Paula; Ann Curthoys andJulianne Schultz (1993), “A history ofAustralian journalism, 1890 to thepresent: report on a research pro-ject”, ASJ, 2: 45–52.

HARRIS, Gavin (1995), “Perving on per-

versity: a nice night in front of thetele”, MIA, 78:20-32.

HARTLEY, John (1995): “Journalism andmodernity”, AJC, 22 (2): 20-30.

HENDERSON, Kerrie (1992), “TheCojuangco case and disclosure ofjournalists’ sources”, ASJ, 1: 3–32.

HENNINGHAM, John (1992), Journal-ism’s Threat to Freedom of the Press,University of Queensland InauguralLecture, St Lucia: University ofQueensland Press.

HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “Austra-lian journalists’ attitudes to educa-tion”, AJR, 15 (2): 77–90.

HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “Charac-teristics and attitudes of Australianjournalists”, EJC, 3 (3&4).

HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “The HolyGrail of editorial freedom”, in KayeHealey (ed), The Media in Focus,Wentworth Falls,: The Spinney Press:24–25.

HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “Thepress”, in Stuart Cunninhgam andGraeme Turner (eds), Media in Aus-tralia: Industries, Texts, Audiences,Sydney: Allen and Unwin: 59–71.

HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “A sug-gested core curriculum in journalismeducation”, AJR, 16 (1): 88–93.

HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “Culturaljournalism (Australia)”, in EugeneBenson and L.W. Conolly (eds), En-cyclopedia of Post-Colonial Litera-tures in English, vol 1, London:Routledge: 315–317.

HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “ThePress Council: a complaint”, ASJ, 3:372–389.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Media”,in J. Henningham (ed), Institutions inAustralian Society, Melbourne: Ox-ford University Press.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “A profileof Australian sports journalists”,ACHPER Healthy Lifestyles Journal,42 (3) [149]: 13-17.


HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Auntie’s‘watchbitch’: journalists opinions ofMedia Watch”, AJR. 17 (1): 47-56.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Austra-lian journalists’ reactions to newtechnology”, Prometheus, 13 (2):225-238.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Austra-lian journalists’ religious views”, Aus-tralian Religious Studies Review, 8 (2):63-67.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Journal-ism in the USA and Australia: somecomparisons”, AJC, 22 (1); 77-91.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Politicaljournalists’ political and professionalvalues”, AJPS, 30 (2): 321-334.

HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Who areAustralia’s science journalists?”Search, 26 (3): 89-94.

HIRST, Martin (1995), “The coming re-public: citizenship and the publicsphere in post-colonial Australia”,AJC, 22 (3): 13ù39.

HIRST, Martin, Tiffany White, DavidChaplin and Justine Wilson (1995),“When too much entertainment isbarely enough: current affairs televi-sion in the 1990s”, AJR, 17 (1):79-98.

HIRST, Martin (1993), “Class, mass newsmedia, and the 1993 election”, AJC,20 (2): 28–43.

HODGE, Errol (1992), “Radio Australia’snews commentaries: a Cold War bat-tleground”, AJR, 14 (1): 58–67.

HODGE, Errol (1993), “Editorial integrityand Australia Television Interna-tional”, AJR, 15 (2): 91–100.

HODGE, Errol (1993), “Response fromthe People’s Republic of China to Ra-dio Australia’s Chinese–languageprograms”, AJR, 15 (1): 117–125.

HODGE, Errol (1994), “Radio Australiaand Indonesia: the early years”, AJR,16 (1): 13–26.

HODGE, Errol and Zhang Weihong(1995), “Sydney’s Olympics and the

Beijing People’s Daily”, AJR, 17 (1):119-124.

HOGG, Michael A.; Julie M. Duck andDeborah J. Terry (1993), “Percep-tions of media influence in the 1993election: ‘others’ as vulnerable vot-ers”, AJC, 20 (2): 44–60.

HORSFIELD, Peter (1993), “An analysis ofthe media debate following the ABCCompass program ‘The Ultimate Be-trayal’”, AJR, 15 (1): 1–10.

HUENDER, Sharon, Patricia Gillard,Rebecca Haire and MargaretMeneghel (1993), “Children’s recol-lections of television coverage of theGulf War”, MIA, 67: 100–106.

HURLEY, Michael (1995), “A selectivelyannotated, part bibliography of les-bian and gay print media in Austra-lia”, MIA, 78: 81-90.

HURST, John and Sally White (1994),Ethics and the Australian News Me-dia, South Melbourne: Macmillan.

HURST, John (1992), “Freebies: a con-flict of interest?”, AJR, 14 (1): 33–44.

HURST, John (1993), “Kirner and themedia”, AJR, 15 (1): 126–133.

JACKA, Elizabeth (1992), “The Australianmedia landscape: recent changes”,CJC, 17 (4): 461–477.

JACKSON, Ian (1995), “The winking im-age: instrumental uses of childhoodin an Australian newspaper”, AJC, 22(3): 103ù115.

JACUBOWICZ, Andrew (1992), “Mediaand cultural minorities in the 1990s”,MIA, 63: 67–74.

JENKINS, Andrea and Samuel CoadDyer (1994), “Reporting of publicopinion polls in New Zealand andAustralia”, AJR, 16 (2): 87–92.

JENKINS, Cathy (1993), “Women in thenews: still not quite visible”, ASJ, 2:233–243.

JOHNSON, Graham (1994), “Com-puter–based research for journal-ism”, ASJ, 3: 201–219.


KAUCHER, Linda (1995), “Encouragingor discouraging racism — the media’schoice: a comparison of the report-ing of a media event.” Metro, 10:36-41.

KETELS, Tricia (1994), “A comparison ofCourier–Mail coverage of unemploy-ment in 1982 and 1992", AJR, 16 (2):73–86.

KILLIBY, Cleve (1994), “Civic attitudesand regional media use”, AJR, 16 (1):81–87.

KILLIBY, Cleve (1994), “Relationshipsbetween country newspapers andcommunity ties”, ASJ, 3: 275–289.

KINGSBURY, Damien (1992), “Agendasin Indonesian responses to Australianjournalism: some journalists’ per-spectives”, AJR, 14 (2): 58–67.

KINGSBURY, Damien (1994), “Indone-sia’s view of Australian journalism”,ASJ, 3: 315–334.

KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1993), “Queenslandprovincial dailies, 1930–1989", ASJ,2: 57–61.

KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1994), “Six dynas-ties that ended with a whimper: theend of PNQ”, ASJ, 3: 109–129.

KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “Countrynewspaper dynasties in demise”, Pro-ceedings of University of QueenslandHistory Research Group, 6: 79-89.

KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “Purposelyparochial: three provincial dailies,1930ù1990", ASJ, 4: 98ù122.

KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “The mirrorof local life: country newspapers,country values and country con-tent”.,in Share, P., ed, Communica-tions and culture in rural areas,219-237. Cent Rural Soc Res Key Pap4. Wagga Wagga (NSW), CharlesSturt Univ Cent Rural Soc Res.

KLEIMAN, Howard (1995), “’Pot party ata university’: a case study in televi-sion news staging”, AJR, 17 (1):57-69.

KNIGHT, Alan (1994), “Australian press

coverage of the Cambodian elec-tions”, AJR, 16 (1): 27–44.

KNIGHT, Alan (1995), “Asia’s new Eng-lish voice”, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.

LACEY, Geoff (1993), “Females, Aborig-ines and Asians in newspaper photo-graphs, 1950–1990", ASJ, 2:244–269.

LANGER, John (1994), “A calculus ofcelebrityhood: where would news fitinto the equation”, AJR, 16 (1):73–79.

LAWE DAVIES, Chris (1993), “The gov-ernment’s relations with the media”,in B. Stevens and J. Wanna (eds), TheGoss Government, Melbourne:Macmillan: 78–86.

LAWE DAVIES, Chris (1993), “The Me-dia in Australia: a review essay”, ASJ,2: 343–356.

LAWE DAVIES, Chris (1994), “The jour-nalism industry award, arbitrationand the universities”, ASJ, 3:356–371.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1995) “PINA con-demns government pressure”, MediaQuarterly, 2:13.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “Media legalissues in the South Pacific”, Pacific Is-lands Communication Journal, 16 (2):61-67.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “ThecocoNET wireless: A sea of islands incyberspace”, Development Bulletin,35: 23-26.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “The demo-graphics of diversity: Profile of PacificIsland journalists”, ASJ, 4: 123-143.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), Introduction.Pacific Islands Communication Jour-nal, 16, 2: 1-5.

LEWIS, Glen (1995), “Current issues inThai media debates” MIA, 78:131-138.

LEWIS, Glen and Sun Wanning (1993),“The People’s Daily, the Australian


and Japan: a narrative analysis”, AJR,15 (1): 53–62.

LINCOLN, Robyn and Paul Wilson(1994), “Media coverage of missingpersons: help or hindrance”, AJR, 16(2): 103–115.

LINDLEY, David (1993), “Spatial bias inthe reporting of international news inAustralia”, ASJ, 2: 270–287.

LLOYD, Clem (1994), “An acute contu-sion: news management in the1920s”, ASJ, 3: 136–142.

LOO, Eric (1993), “Ethnic newsworthi-ness: pragmatic research on editors’attitudes”, AJR, 15 (1): 87–92.

LOO, Eric and Sankaran Ramanathan(1993), “Soured relations: Australianand Malaysian press coverage of theRaja Bahrin–Gillespie custody dis-pute”, MIA, 70: 3–9.

LOO Giap Seng, Eric and SankaranRamanathan (1993), “Australian andMalaysian newspaper coverage of theGillespie dispute”, AJR, 15 (2):63–68.

LOO, Eric (1994), “Riding on platitudesand prejudice: media coverage ofJohn Newman and Vietnamese”,MIA, 74: 73–77.

LOO, Eric (1994), “Teaching Develop-ment Journalism in the reporting ofcultural diversity”, AJR, 16 (2): 1–10.

LOO, Eric and Martin Hirst (1995), “Re-calcitrant or keras kepala? A crosscultural study of how Malaysian andAustralian press covered theKeating/Mahathir spat.” MIA, 77:107-109.

LOWE, Barry (1995), “New models andcultural values: Asian media educa-tors and practitioners search for com-mon values”, MIA, 78: 139-141.

LUCAS, Adam (1994), “Lucas Heights re-visited: the framing of a major scien-tific controversy by the SydneyMorning Herald”, AJC, 21 (3):72–91.

LUPTON, Deborah (1992), “Ideology

and health reporting”, MIA, 65:28–35.

LUPTON, Deborah and Simon Chap-man (1994), “Freaks, moral tales andmedical marvels: health and medicalstories on Australian television”, MIA,72: 94–103.

McGRATH, Pam and Geoff Turner(1995), “The ethics of hope: newspa-per reporting of chemotherapy”, ASJ,4: 50ù71.

McKAY, Jim and Philip Smith (1995),“Exonerating the hero: frames andnarratives in media coverage of theO.J. Simpson story”, MIA, 75: 57-66.

McDONALD, Neil (1994), War Camera-man: The Story of Damien Parer, PortMelbourne: Lothian.

McGREGOR, Peter (1993), “Accommo-dating differences? A review of theMIAC conference”, MIA, 70: 83–86.

McKAY, Susan (1993), “Representationsof the Vietnamese in the letter col-umns of the daily press”, AJC, 20 (1):99–115.

MCKAY, Susan and Jeffery Pittam(1993), “Ethnic identity and the hu-man–interest story: Vietnamese inBrisbane”, AJR, 15 (2): 51–62.

McKIE, David (1993), “Exclusion, hu-mour and television news”, AJC, 20(2): 68–78.

MACLENNAN, Gary (1993), “TheBurnie Mill dispute and the media:class conflict or collective catastro-phe”, AJR, 15 (1): 6–71.

MAGUIRE, Daniel (1993), “Four news-papers’ coverage of the 1993 federalelection”, ASJ, 2: 11–19.

MASTERS, Chris (1995), “Barbarians atthe game”, MIA, 77, 15-19.

MASTERTON, Murray (1992), “A newapproach to what makes newsnews”, AJR, 14 (1): 21–26.

MATOLCSY, Z.P. and J. Schultz (1994),“Errors in financial journalism”, ASJ,3: 335–355.


MEADOWS, Michael (1992), “Broad-casting in Aboriginal Australia: onemob, one voice, one land”, in Ste-phen H. Riggins (ed), Ethnic MinorityMedia: An International Perspective,Newbury Park: Sage: 82–101.

MEADOWS, Michael (1994), “Lost op-portunities: the media, land rightsand Mabo”, MIA, 71: 100–109.

MEADOWS, Michael (1995), “Ideasfrom the bush: indigenous televisionin Australia and Canada”, CJC, 20(2): 197-212.

MEADOWS, Michael (1995), “Northernexposure: indigenous television de-velopments in northern Canada”,MIA, 78: 109-119.

MENEGHEL, Margaret, Patricia Gillard,Rebecca Haire and Sharon Huender(1993), “Children’s recollections oftelevision coverage of the Gulf War”,MIA, 67: 100–106.

MILLER, Seumas (1995), “Communica-tion ethics: a survey of recent litera-ture”, AJC, 22(1): 136-149.

MORAN, Albert (1992), Stay Tuned: AnAustralian Broadcasting Reader, Syd-ney: Allen and Unwin.

MORGAN, George (1992), “Gulf Warstories and the fallacies of liberal me-dia analysis”, Metro, 91: 25–27.

MORRISON, Elizabeth (1993), “Austra-lian colonial newspapers as literarypublishers”, ASJ, 2: 63–67.

MORRISON, Elizabeth (1993), “The roleof Victoria’s colonial press in shapingpolitical institutions”, ASJ, 2: 61–63.

MURRAY, Jacqui (1993), “Dixon’s fightfor ABC News in Asia”, AJR, 15 (2):101–111.

MURRAY, Jacqui (1994), “Japan: the na-tional news story which was nottold”, ASJ, 3: 52–66.

MURRAY, Jacqui (1994), “The institu-tional origins of ABC censorship inthe 1930s”, AJR, 16 (2): 125–131.

NEYLAN, Mark and Doug Tucker (1994),“Lord Mayor Superstar: Sallyanne

Atkinson and the media”, ASJ, 3:254–274.

O’CONNOR, Terry (1993), Hold theFront Page, Bowen Hills, Brisbane:Queensland Newspapers.

O’TOOLE, Kevin (1992), “The ‘unmass’media: the local appeal of theWarrnambool Standard”, MIA, 64:83–87.

PALFREYMAN, Richard (1993), “The Ul-timo lab: ABC journalism and thenew technologies”, MIA, 70: 10–16.

PATCHING, Roger (1994), “Will theyever read the papers”, AJR, 16 (1):121–126.

PEACH, Bill (1992), This Day Tonight:How Australian Current Affairs TVCame of Age, Sydney: ABC.

PEARSON, Mark (1992), “How the re-formed defamation laws will affectjournalists”, AJR, 14 (1): 68–77.

PEARSON, Mark (1993), “Electronicmail as a news medium”, AJR, 15 (2):131–138.

PEARSON, Mark and Camille Galvin(1994), “Cosmetic surgery: newspa-per reportage of The Medical Journalof Australia”, AJC, 21 (2): 109–121.

PEARSON, Mark (1994), “Journalism ed-ucation: taking up the challenge of achanging world”, AJR, 16 (1):99–107.

PEARSON, Mark (1994), “Rethinkingquality in journalism education”,AJR, 16 (2): 67–72.

PETERSEN, Neville (1993), “Broadcastnews values, 1932–1992", ASJ, 2:53–57.

PETERSEN, Neville (1993), News NotViews: The ABC, the Press and Politics1932–1947, Sydney: Hale andIremonger.

PICKER, Greg (1994), “Understandingcolonial ideologies: the use of news-paper evidence”, ASJ, 3: 143–146.

PITTAM, Jeffery and Susan McKay(1993), “Ethnic identity and the hu-


man–interest story: Vietnamese inBrisbane”, AJR, 15 (2): 51–62.

PLACE, Nic (1992), “Journalists andtrauma: the need for counselling”,ASJ, 1: 113–158.

PRETTY, Kate (1993), “Dusting off thegrassroots: a survey of Australiancountry journalists”, ASJ, 2: 75–123.

PULLAN, Robert (1994), Guilty Secrets:Free Speech and Defamation in Aus-tralia, Glebe: Pascal Press.

PURI, Kamal (1995), “Copyright in jour-nalists’ creations in Australia”, ASJ, 4:200ù227

PUTNIS, Peter (1995), “Producing over-seas news for Australian television”,AJR, 17 (1): 99-118.

PUTNIS, Peter (1992), “Television jour-nalism and image ethics”, AJR, 14(2): 1–17.

PUTNIS, Peter (1993), “A day in the life:the Channel Ten Brisbane news-room”, AJR, 15 (2): 112–122.

PUTNIS, Peter (1994), Displaced, Re-cutand Recycled: File-Tape in TelevisionNews, Gold Coast: Centre for Jour-nalism Research and Education,Bond University.

PUTNIS, Peter (1994), “File–tape: a keyto understanding television news”,Metro, 100: 59–62.

PUTNIS, Peter (1994), “Minority groupsin the news: representation and theuse of file tape”, MIA, 72: 74–83.

RADFORD, Lyle and Kerry Green(1993), “Digital cameras: industrialproblems?”, AJR, 15 (1): 99–102.

RAMANATHAN, Sankaran and Eric Loo(1993), “Soured relations: Australianand Malaysian press coverage of theRaja Bahrin–Gillespie custody dis-pute”, MIA, 70: 3–9.

RAMANATHAN, Sankaran and Eric LooGiap Seng (1993), “Australian and Ma-laysian newspaper coverage of theGillespie dispute”, AJR, 15 (2): 63–68.

REEKIE, Gail and Paul Wilson (1992),

“How Queensland political partiespromoted crime: the 1992 election”,AJR, 14 (2): 50–57.

RICHARDS, Ian (1993), “Recognising re-ality: journalism education andmulticultural Australia”, AJR, 15 (1):80–86.

RICHARDS, Ian (1994), Encounteringdeath for the first time", AJR, 16 (1):115–120.

RITCHIE, John and Stuart Cunningham(1994), “An ersatz Asian nation? TheABC in Asia”, MIA, 71: 46–54.

ROSE, Michael (1993), “Aboriginal printjournalism: a forgotten medium?”,AJR, 15 (2): 1–15.

ROSE, Michael (1995), “A history of thedevelopment of the Koori Mail”, AJR,17 (1): 17-39.

ROWE, David and Deborah Stevenson(1995), “Negotiations andmediations: journalism, professionalstatus and the making of sports text”,MIA, 75: 67-91.

RYAN, Jan (1994), “Humour and exclu-sion: Chinese minorities and theconservative press in late nineteenthcentury Western Australia”, Studiesin Western Australian History, 15:23–34.

SCHAUBLE, John (1992), “Information ex-change in the Asia–Pacific: the role ofthe mass media”, AJR, 14 (2): 68–73.

SCHULTZ, Julianne (1992), “Encourag-ing competition and diversity withoutoffending the monopolists”, MIA, 65:53–62.

SCHULTZ, Julianne (1992), “Investiga-tive reporting tests journalistic inde-pendence”, AJR, 14 (2): 18–30.

SCHULTZ, Julianne; Ann Curthoys andPaula Hamilton (1993), “A history ofAustralian journalism, 1890 to thepresent: report on a research pro-ject”, ASJ, 2: 45–52.

SCHULTZ, J. and Z.P. Matolcsy (1994),“Errors in financial journalism”, ASJ,3: 335–355.


SEARLE, Samantha (1995), “’Our ABC’?:The 1994 Gay and Lesbian MardiGras Parade Broadcast”, MIA, 78:13-15.

SECKER, Louise (1994), “The politics ofthe press: a study of the conservativepress in Western Australia1930–1934”, Studies in WesternAustralian History, 15: 35–44.

SHERIDAN BURNS, Lynette (1994),“Hypothetical: better than the realthing?”, AJR, 16 (1): 108–114.

SMITH, Jonathan (1994), “Eyewitnessethics: the moral meaning of watch-ing suffering while reporting famineand war”, AJR, 16 (2): 31–46.

SMITH, Michael (1992), “Accountability:the writing on the wall”, AJR, 14 (1):27–32.

SPENCE, Douglas (1992), “Legislativeboundaries of free speech”, AJR, 14(1): 88–94.

STARCK, Nigel (1995), “The NSW inva-sion: how Adelaide’s journalism stu-dents went on internship interstate”,AJR, 17 (1): 148-153.

STENNER-DAY, Karen and Mark Fischle(1992), “How media influence publicopinion: a schematic approach”, ASJ,1: 159–170.

STERNBERG, Jason (1995), “Children ofthe information revolution: ‘Genera-tion X’ and the future of journalism”,in Central Queensland UniversityWorking Papers in Communicationand Cultural Studies: InformationFlows, Central Queensland Univer-sity, 2: 45-60.

STEVENSON, Deborah and David Rowe(1995), “Negotiations andmediations: journalism, professionalstatus and the making of sports text,MIA, 75: 67-91.

SUN, Wanning and Glen Lewis (1993),“The People’s Daily, the Australianand Japan: a narrative analysis”, AJR,15 (1): 53–62.

TANNER, Stephen J. (1994), “Regional-ism and newspapers in Tasmania”,

AJR, 16 (1), 57–66.

TANNER, Stephen (1995), “The rise andfall of Edmund Rouse”, ASJ, 4:72ù89.

TARBELL, Ida (1995), “Investigative jour-nalism; a tradition of enquiry”,Snoop, 4, Sydney: Australian Centrefor Independent Journalism.

TERRY, Deborah J.; Julie M. Duck andMichael A. Hogg (1993), “Percep-tions of media influence in the 1993election: ‘others’ as vulnerable vot-ers”, AJC, 20 (2): 44–60.

THORNLEY, Phoebe (1995), “De-bunking the Whitlam myth: the an-nals of public broadcasting revisited”,MIA, 77: 155-164.

TIFFEN, Rodney (1993), “The fall of theHouse of Fairfax”, MIA, 68: 21–28.

TIFFEN, Rodney (1993), “The press”, inStuart Cunninhgam and GraemeTurner (eds), Media in Australia: In-dustries, Texts, Audiences, Sydney:Allen and Unwin: 171–179.

TOOHEY, Brian (1995), “Reporting onbusiness: a case of market failure”,Reportage, 5, Sydney: AustralianCentre for Independent Journalism.

TOOHILL, David (1993), “Our wordsare our bonds: a study of Labornewspapers”, ASJ, 2: 67–74.

TREMBATH, Brendan (1992), “All overthe press down under”, WJR, 14(11): 11.

TUCKER, Doug and Mark Neylan(1994), “Lord Mayor Superstar: Sally-anne Atkinson and the media”, ASJ,3: 254–274.

TURNER, Geoff (1992), “Informationunderload: recent trends in the Cou-rier–Mail’s information news con-tent”, ASJ, 1: 43–72.

TURNER, Geoff (1992), “Media cover-age of the Queensland drought rortssaga: learning Fitzgerald lessons”,AJPS, 27: 230–241.

TURNER, Geoff (1993), “News mediachronicle: 1992–93", ASJ, 2: 318–342.


TURNER, Geoff (1993), “Quality journal-ism’s vital role in Australian commu-nication: a case for intervention”,EJC, 3 (3&4).

TURNER, Geoff (1993), “Towards eq-uity: women’s emerging role in Aus-tralian journalism”, ASJ, 2: 124–169.

TURNER, Geoff (1994), “Frontline eth-ics: the Australian media’s siege men-tality”, ASJ, 3: 24–38.

TURNER, Geoff (1994), “Journalistic eth-ics in Australia: raising the stan-dards”, AJR, 16 (1): 1–12.

TURNER, Geoff (1994), “News mediachronicle: 1993–94", ASJ, 3: 390–431.

TURNER, Geoff (1995), “A quantitativeapproach to quality in Australiannewspapers”, Gazette: InternationalJournal for Mass CommunicationStudies, 55: 131-144.

TURNER, Geoff (1995), “News mediachronicle: July 1994 to June 1995",ASJ, 4: 228ù275.

UNWIN, Alston (1994), “Psychiatric as-pects of hostage siege negotiations”,ASJ, 3: 39–51.

VAN ACKER, Elizabeth (1995), “The por-trayal of feminist issues in the printmedia”, ASJ, 4: 174ù199.

VAN LEEUWEN, Theo and Philip Bell(1994), The Media Interview: Confes-sion, Contest, Conversation,Kensington: University of New SouthWales Press.

VATSIKOPOULIS, Helen (1995), “PNG:under the spell” PJR, 2(1): 24-36.

WARD, Ian (1995), “Bringing the votersback in: a Canadian model for Aus-tralia?” ASJ, 4, 29ù49.

WARD, Ian (1992), “The Courtesans: areview essay”, ASJ, 1: 171–183.

WEARING, Michael (1993), “Profes-sional discourse and sensational jour-nalism”, AJC, 20 (1): 84–98.

WHELAN, Kathleen (1993), Photographyof the Age: Newspaper Photographyin Australia, Sydney: Hale andIremonger.

WHITE, Aidan (1995), “Journalists andhuman rights”, Reportage, 5, Syd-ney: Australian Centre for Independ-ent Journalism.

WILLIAMS, Ridley (1993), “Journocamand beyond: a look into the future ofENG”, AJR, 15 (1): 93–98.

WILSON, David (1992), “Charters of ed-itorial independence”, AJR, 14 (2):31–36.

WILSON, Paul and Gail Reekie (1992),“How Queensland political partiespromoted crime: the 1992 election”,AJR, 14 (2): 50–57.

WILSON, Paul and Robyn Lincoln(1994), “Media coverage of missingpersons: help or hindrance”, AJR, 16(2): 103–115.

YEATES, Helen (1992), “The State of Or-igin: the media state of play”, AJR, 14(2): 130–136.

YOUNG, Peter (1992), “The ascendancyof the military over the media in theGulf”, ASJ, 1: 73–86.

ZAWAWI, Clara (1994), “Sources ofnews — who feeds the watchdogs”,AJR, 16 (1): 67–71.

ZINN, Christopher (1992), “Can Blackreally put Fairfax in the black?” IPIReport, 41 (3): 18–20.

Australians on other countries

CASS, Philip (1993), “Mission resurrectsPNG newspaper”, AJR, 15 (2):23–32.

CENTURION, Diosnel and Malcolm

Philpott (1994), “Transforming rheto-ric into reality: Papua New Guinea’snew communications policy”, MIA,71: 89–94.


CORNISH, Patrick (1992), “JurnalistikJawa: a personal look at journalismtraining in Indonesia”, AJR, 14 (2):74–90.

HENNINGHAM, John (1992), “Flaws inthe melting pot: Hawaiian media”, inStephen H. Riggins (ed), Ethnic Mi-nority Media: An International Per-spective, Newbury Park: Sage:149–161.

HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “Multicul-tural journalism: a profile of Hawaii’snewspeople”, JQ, 70 (3): 550–557.

HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “Ethnicdifferences in journalists’ ethical atti-tudes”, AsianJC, 4 (1): 1–11.

HENNINGHAM, John and AnthonyDelano (1994), “Talk about journal-ism? Sorry, no comment”, BJR, 5 (3):58–62.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1992), The Contem-porary Pacific Islands Press, St. Lucia:Department of Journalism, Univesityof Queensland.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1992),“Fuzzy-wuzzy devils: mass mediaand the Bougainville crisis”, The Con-temporary Pacific, 4 (2): 299–323.

LI, Kaiyu (1994), “Exemplars and theChinese press: emulation and iden-tity in Chinese communist politics”,MIA, 72: 84–93.

MASTERTON, Murray (1992), “What is

news? Learning again is not easy”,AJR, 14 (2): 114–120.

MEADOWS, Michael (1992), “A sense ofdeja vu: Canadian journalism educa-tion ponders its future”, AJR, 14 (2):100–113.

MOSLER, David F. (1992), “Americannewspaper opinion on the SepoyMutiny 1857–58", AJR, 14 (1):78–87.

PHILPOTT, Malcolm (1992), “The roleand responsibilities of the nationalbroadcaster in Papua New Guinea: acautionary tale”, AJR, 14 (2): 91–99.

PHILPOTT, Malcolm (1993), “Govern-ment–media relations in the PacificIslands”, AJR, 15 (2): 43–49.

PHILPOTT, Malcolm (1993), “PapuaNew Guinea: developing a nationalcommunication policy”, MIA, 68:57–62.

PHILPOTT, Malcolm, Diosnel Centurion(1994), “Transforming rhetoric intoreality: Papua New Guinea’s newcommunications policy”, MIA, 71:89–94.

PROVIS, Michael (1992), “ReportingFrench politics”, AJR, 14 (2):126–129.

ROSE, Michael (1992), “The Journalistsin Europe Foundation”, AJR, 14 (2):121–125.

Index by subject

ABC





HODGE, Errol (1993), “Editorial integrity


and Australia Television Interna-tional”, AJR, 15 (2): 91–100.











TURNER, Geoff (1994), “News mediachronicle: 1993–94", ASJ, 3:390–431.


Asia-Pacific


CARRUTHERS, Ashley (1995): “Re-

thinking the Vietnamese media rela-tion”, AJC, 22 (1): 48-61.


CASS, Philip (1995), “Dilemma for Fijimedia and the constitution” PJR, 2(1): 69-72.

CRONAU, Peter (1995), “Bouganville:Australian coverage of a dirty war”,Nius Bilong Pasifik (Mass Media in thePacific): 159-174


DIXIT, Kunda (1995), “Now the nega-tive news from paradise”, PJR, 2 (1):116-118.

DORNEY, Sean (1995), “The difficultiesof covering Bougainville”, Pacific Is-lands Communication Journal, 16 (2):15-21.

HODGE, Errol and Zhang Weihong(1995), “Sydney’s Olympics and theBeijing People’s Daily”, AJR, 17 (1):119-124.





KNIGHT, Alan (1994), “Australian presscoverage of the Cambodian elec-tions”, AJR, 16 (1): 27–44.

KNIGHT, Alan (1995), “Asia’s new Eng-lish voice”, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.


LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), Introduction.Pacific Islands Communication Jour-nal, 16, 2: 1-5.

LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “The demo-graphics of diversity: Profile of PacificIsland journalists”, ASJ, 4: 123-143.




LEWIS, Glen (1995), “Current issues inThai media debates” MIA, 78:131-138.

LEWIS, Glen and Sun Wanning (1993),“The People’s Daily, the Australianand Japan: a narrative analysis”, AJR,15 (1): 53–62.


LOO, Eric and Martin Hirst (1995), “Re-calcitrant or keras kepala? A crosscultural study of how Malaysian andAustralian press covered theKeating/Mahathir spat.” MIA, 77:107-109.

LOWE, Barry (1995), “New models andcultural values: Asian media educa-tors and practitioners search for com-mon values”, MIA, 78: 139-141.



PEACH, Bill (1992), This Day Tonight:

How Australian Current Affairs TVCame of Age, Sydney: ABC.


RAMANATHAN, Sankaran and Eric LooGiap Seng (1993), “Australian andMalaysian newspaper coverage ofthe Gillespie dispute”, AJR, 15 (2):63–68.

SCHAUBLE, John (1992), “Information ex-change in the Asia–Pacific: the role ofthe mass media”, AJR, 14 (2): 68–73.

VATSIKOPOULIS, Helen (1995), “PNG:under the spell” PJR, 2(1): 24-36.

Audience studies

ANG, Ien (1995), “Reply to ElizabethJacka”, MIA, 77: 165-166.


GILLARD, Patricia, Rebecca Haire,Sharon Huender and MargaretMeneghel (1993), “Children’s recol-lections of television coverage of theGulf War”, MIA, 67: 100–106.




Content analysis


CHAPMAN, Simon and Deborah Lupton(1994), “Freaks, moral tales andmedical marvels: health and medical


stories on Australian television”, MIA,72: 94–103.







ENDERS, Mike (1995), “Putting a priceon life: a propaganda approach tomedia coverage of Aboriginal deathsin custody”, AJR, 17 (1): 1-16.

FORDE, Susan (1994), “Silent fallout: theeffects of monopoly and competitionon information diversity”, ASJ, 3:290–314.




HODGE, Errol and Zhang Weihong(1995), “Sydney’s Olympics and theBeijing People’s Daily”, AJR, 17 (1):119-124.


KETELS, Tricia (1994), “A comparison ofCourier–Mail coverage of unemploy-ment in 1982 and 1992", AJR, 16 (2):73–86.







LOO, Eric and Martin Hirst (1995), “Re-calcitrant or keras kepala? A crosscultural study of how Malaysian andAustralian press covered theKeating/Mahathir spat” MIA, 77:107-109.

LUCAS, Adam (1994), “Lucas Heightsrevisited: the framing of a major sci-entific controversy by the SydneyMorning Herald”, AJC, 21 (3):72–91.





PITTAM, Jeffery and Susan McKay(1993), “Ethnic identity and the hu-man–interest story: Vietnamese inBrisbane”, AJR, 15 (2): 51–62.

TURNER, Geoff (1992), “Informationunderload: recent trends in the Cou-rier–Mail’s information news con-tent”, ASJ, 1: 43–72.




Ethics

ANDERSON, David (1992), “Subject to,or above the law? Reflections on theBudd jailing”, ASJ, 1: 33–42.

AVIESON, John (1992), “Chequebookjournalism: a question of ethics”,AJR, 14 (1): 45–50.






GREEN, Kerry (1995), “Media academicadds some afterthoughts on CD-Romand photojournalists’ ethics”, PacificArea Newspaper Publishers Associa-

tion Bulletin: 132, 38-39.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1992), “Danceswith digitals: the electronic revolu-tion in Australian press photogra-phy”, ASJ, 1: 87–100.



HURST, John (1992), “Freebies: a con-flict of interest?”, AJR, 14 (1): 33–44.

HURST, John and Sally White (1994),Ethics and the Australian News Me-dia, South Melbourne: Macmillan.




SMITH, Jonathan (1994), “Eyewitnessethics: the moral meaning of watch-ing suffering while reporting famineand war”, AJR, 16 (2): 31–46.

SMITH, Michael (1992), “Accountabil-ity: the writing on the wall”, AJR, 14(1): 27–32.


TURNER, Geoff (1994), “Frontline eth-ics: the Australian media’s siegementality”, ASJ, 3: 24–38.



TURNER, Geoff (1995), “News media


chronicle: July 1994 to June 1995",ASJ, 4: 228ù275.


WHITE, Aidan (1995), “Journalists andhuman rights”, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.

Ethnic issues

AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR INDEPEND-ENT JOURNALISM (1993), Signposts:A Guide to Reporting Aboriginal,Torres Strait Islander and Ethnic Af-fairs, rev. ed., University of Technol-ogy Sydney.


CARRUTHERS, Ashley (1995): “Re-thinking the Vietnamese media rela-tion”, AJC, 22 (1): 48-61.

CARRUTHERS, Ashley (1995),“Suburbanasia! Ways of reading cul-tural difference in the mainstreamAustralian media”, MIA, 77: 86-93.




KAUCHER, Linda (1995), “Encouragingor discouraging racism — the media’schoice: a comparison of the report-ing of a media event.” Metro, 10:36-41.





McGREGOR, Peter (1993), “Accommo-dating differences? A review of theMIAC conference”, MIA, 70: 83–86.



MEADOWS, Michael (1994), “Lost op-portunities: the media, land rightsand Mabo”, MIA, 71: 100–109.



PITTAM, Jeffery and Susan McKay(1993), “Ethnic identity and the hu-man–interest story: Vietnamese inBrisbane”, AJR, 15 (2): 51–62.




RYAN, Jan (1994), “Humour and exclu-sion: Chinese minorities and theconservative press in late nineteenth


century Western Australia”, Studiesin Western Australian History, 15:23–34.



Foreign news



CRONAU, Peter (1995), “Bouganville:Australian coverage of a dirty war”,Nius Bilong Pasifik (Mass Media in thePacific): 159-174.








LOO, Eric and Martin Hirst (1995), “Re-

calcitrant or keras kepala? A crosscultural study of how Malaysian andAustralian press covered theKeating/Mahathir spat” MIA, 77:107-109.




RAMANATHAN, Sankaran and Eric LooGiap Seng (1993), “Australian andMalaysian newspaper coverage ofthe Gillespie dispute”, AJR, 15 (2):63–68.


Gay and lesbian media

HARRIS, Gavin (1995), “Perving on per-versity: a nice night in front of thetele”, MIA, 78:20-32.

HURLEY, Michael (1995), “A selectivelyannotated, part bibliography of les-bian and gay print media in Austra-lia”, MIA, 78: 81-90.


History

BOLTON, Geoffrey (1994), “The priceof protest: press and judiciary in1870”, Studies in Western AustralianHistory, 15: 14–22.


BUCKRIDGE, Patrick (1993), “BrianPenton: a career in journalism”, ASJ,2: 20–37.




CRYLE, Denis (1992), “The Australiannewspaper industry: inter–colonialperspectives”, ASJ, 1: 101–112.

CRYLE, Denis (1993), “The popular pressin colonial Australia: a culture indus-try perspective”, ASJ, 2: 38–45.

CRYLE, Denis (1994), “A disreputableelite? Journalists and journalism incolonial Australia”, ASJ, 3: 130–136.


CURTHOYS, Ann; Julianne Schultz andPaula Hamilton (1993), “A history ofAustralian journalism, 1890 to thepresent: report on a research pro-ject”, ASJ, 2: 45–52.

EVANS, Kathryn (1994), “The copytakerand the telephone: researching a cul-tural history of journalism”, MIA, 73:29–34.



GRIFFIN, Grahame (1994), “An historicalsurvey of Australian press photogra-phy”, AJC, 21 (1): 46–63.


HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “Culturaljournalism (Australia)”, in EugeneBenson and L.W. Conolly (eds), Ency-clopedia of Post-Colonial Literaturesin English, vol 1, London: Routledge:315–317.



KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1993),“Queensland provincial dailies,1930–1989", ASJ, 2: 57–61.



KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “The mirrorof local life: country newspapers,country values and country con-tent”.,in Share, P., ed, Communica-tions and culture in rural areas,219-237. Cent Rural Soc Res KeyPap 4. Wagga Wagga (NSW), CharlesSturt Univ Cent Rural Soc Res.

KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “Countrynewspaper dynasties in demise”,Proceedings of University ofQueensland History ResearchGroup, 6: 79-89.



McDONALD, Neil (1994), War Camera-man: The Story of Damien Parer, PortMelbourne: Lothian.




MURRAY, Jacqui (1993), “Dixon’s fight


for ABC News in Asia”, AJR, 15 (2):101–111.









RYAN, Jan (1994), “Humour and exclu-sion: Chinese minorities and the con-servative press in late nineteenthcentury Western Australia”, Studiesin Western Australian History, 15:23–34.




Indigenous issues

BACON, Wendy and Bonita Mason(1995), “Reporting Aboriginal deaths

in custody”, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.

ENDERS, Mike (1995), “Putting a priceon life: a propaganda approach tomedia coverage of Aboriginal deathsin custody”, AJR, 17 (1): 1-16.




Industrial issues














International comparison


LOO, Eric and Martin Hirst (1995), “Re-calcitrant or keras kepala? A crosscultural study of how Malaysian andAustralian press covered theKeating/Mahathir spat” MIA, 77:107-109.



Journalism education


BREEN, Myles (1995), “Journalism edu-cation and modernity: a respectableparadigm,”in J. Tully (ed.) Beyond2000: Future Directions in JournalismEducation: Proceedings from theJournalism Education Annual Confer-ence, December, 1995.Christchurch:University of Canter-bury: 34-41.

BREEN, Myles (1995), “Pedagogical cor-rectness in journalism education: us-ing the guest lecturer to advantage,”AJR, 17 (1): 136-147.

GREEN, Kerry and Lyle Radford (1993),

“Digital cameras: industrial prob-lems?”, AJR, 15 (1): 99–102.



HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “A sug-gested core curriculum in journalismeducation”, AJR, 16 (1): 88–93.





PATCHING, Roger (1994), “Will theyever read the papers”, AJR, 16 (1):121–126.


PEARSON, Mark (1994), “Journalism ed-ucation: taking up the challenge of achanging world”, AJR, 16 (1):99–107.

PEARSON, Mark (1994), “Rethinkingquality in journalism education”,AJR, 16 (2): 67–72.



RICHARDS, Ian (1994), Encountering


death for the first time", AJR, 16 (1):115–120.

SHERIDAN BURNS, Lynette (1994),“Hypothetical: better than the realthing?”, AJR, 16 (1): 108–114.



Law

ANDERSON, David (1992), “Subject to,or above the law? Reflections on theBudd jailing”, ASJ, 1: 33–42.


ARMSTRONG, Mark, David Lindsay andRay Watterson (1995), Media Law inAustralia. Third Edition. Oxford Uni-versity Press.




PEARSON, Mark (1992), “How the re-formed defamation laws will affectjournalists”, AJR, 14 (1): 68–77.

PULLAN, Robert (1994), Guilty Secrets:Free Speech and Defamation in Aus-tralia, Glebe: Pascal Press.

PURI, Kamal (1995), “Copyright in jour-nalists’ creations in Australia”, ASJ, 4:200ù227

SPENCE, Douglas (1992), “Legislativeboundaries of free speech”, AJR, 14(1): 88–94.




Media theory


BERTRAND, Claude–Jean (1994), “Themedia in 2044: not a forecast, adream”, ASJ, 3: 3–23.



CRONAU, Peter (1995), “NoamChomsky on journalism”, Reportage,5, Sydney: Australian Centre for In-dependent Journalism.



FISCHLE, Mark and Karen Stenner-Day(1992), “How media influence pub-lic opinion: a schematic approach”,ASJ, 1: 159–170.

HARTLEY, John (1995): “Journalism andmodernity”, AJC, 22 (2): 20-30.


HIRST, Martin (1995), “The coming re-public: citizenship and the publicsphere in post-colonial Australia”,


AJC, 22 (3): 13ù39.








Ownership


BARRY, Paul (1993), The Rise and Rise ofKerry Packer, Sydney: Bantam/ABCBooks.




CHADWICK, Paul (1992), “Print media

inquiry treads so lightlythat it makesno impression”, MIA, 65: 44–52.

CHADWICK, Paul, Sue Ferguson andMichelle McAuslan (1995),“Shackled: the story of a regulatoryslave”, MIA, 77: 65-72.

COLLINS, Richard (1994), “Nationalbroadcasting in the internationalmarket: developments in Australianbroadcasting policy”, MC&S, 16 (1):9–30.

DORNAN, Christopher (1993), “CitizenBlack: a field manual”, MIA, 68:12–20.


FORDE, Susan (1994), “Silent fallout:the effects of monopoly and compe-tition on information diversity”, ASJ,3: 290–314.


GRIFFEN-FOLEY, Bridget (1995), “R.C.Packer: a response to RodneyTiffen”, MIA, 78: 146-150.




HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Media”,in J. Henningham (ed), Institutions inAustralian Society, Melbourne: Ox-ford University Press.









TIFFEN, Rodney (1993), “The fall of theHouse of Fairfax”, MIA, 68: 21–28.






Photojournalism

CRAIG, Geoffrey (1993), “Looking twice:thoughts on the practice of photo-journalism”, AJR, 15 (1): 103–117.


CRAIG, Geoffrey (1995), “Press photog-

raphy, pixel technology and ques-tions of representation”, AJR, 17 (1):70-78.


GREEN, Kerry (1995), “Media academicadds some afterthoughts on CD-Romand photojournalists’ ethics”, PacificArea Newspaper Publishers Associa-tion Bulletin: 132, 38-39.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1992), “Danceswith digitals: the electronic revolu-tion in Australian press photogra-phy”, ASJ, 1: 87–100.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1994), “An histori-cal survey of Australian press photog-raphy”, AJC, 21 (1): 46–63.





MILLER, Seumas (1995), “Communica-tion ethics: a survey of recent litera-ture”, AJC, 22(1): 136-149.


Politics







GRUNDY, Bruce (1992), “The reformprocess and the media”, in A. Hede,S. Prasser and M. Neylan (eds),Keeping Them Honest: DemocraticReform in Queensland, St. Lucia:University of Queensland Press:43–53.





HURST, John (1993), “Kirner and themedia”, AJR, 15 (1): 126–133.







REEKIE, Gail and Paul Wilson (1992),“How Queensland political partiespromoted crime: the 1992 election”,AJR, 14 (2): 50–57.





TUCKER, Doug and Mark Neylan(1994), “Lord Mayor Superstar: Sally-anne Atkinson and the media”, ASJ,3: 254–274.








Print


BOLTON, Geoffrey (1994), “The price ofprotest: press and judiciary in 1870”,Studies in Western Australian His-tory, 15: 14–22.









CRYLE, Denis (1994), “Whither the printmedia? Politics and policies in the1990s”, Metro, 9: 21–24.




GRIFFIN, Grahame (1995), “Shoot first:the ethics of Australian press photog-raphers”, ASJ, 4: 3ù28.






KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “The mirrorof local life: country newspapers,country values and country content”,in Share, P., ed, Communicationsand culture in rural areas, 219-237.Cent Rural Soc Res Key Pap 4.Wagga Wagga (NSW), Charles SturtUniv Cent Rural Soc Res.












RYAN, Jan (1994), “Humour and exclu-sion: Chinese minorities and the con-servative press in late nineteenthcentury Western Australia”, Studiesin Western Australian History, 15:23–34.



TANNER, Stephen J. (1994), “Regional-ism and newspapers in Tasmania”,AJR, 16 (1), 57–66.



TREMBATH, Brendan (1992), “All overthe press down under”, WJR, 14(11): 11.


TURNER, Geoff (1994), “News media

chronicle: 1993–94", ASJ, 3:390–431.






Radio

ADKINS, Barbara (1992), “Arguing thepoint: the management and contextof disputatious challenges in radiocurrent affairs interviews”, AJR, 14(2): 37–49.



DUNN, Anne (1993), “Towards thetapeless newsroom: the develop-ment of D–Cart”, MIA, 67: 77–82.




LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “The


cocoNET wireless: A sea of islands incyberspace”, Development Bulletin,35: 23-26.











Regional journalism







KIRKPATRICK, Rod (1995), “The mirrorof local life: country newspapers,country values and country content”,in Share, P., ed, Communicationsand culture in rural areas, 219-237.Cent Rural Soc Res Key Pap 4.Wagga Wagga (NSW), Charles SturtUniv Cent Rural Soc Res.





TANNER, Stephen J. (1994), “Regional-ism and newspapers in Tasmania”,AJR, 16 (1), 57–66.

Regulation



BORTHWICK, Osmond (1995),“Shackled: a response”, MIA: 78,146-150. CHADWICK, Paul, SueFerguson and Michelle McAuslan(1995), “Shackled: the story of a reg-ulatory slave”, MIA, 77: 65-72.

BROWN, Allan (1994), “Auctioning the


airwaves: auction systems for broad-casting licences”, MIA, 74: 93–98.





FLINT, David (1995), “A Media Commis-sion: the Press Council replies”, AJR,17 (1): 40-46.




HENNINGHAM, John (1994), “The PressCouncil: a complaint”, ASJ, 3:372–389.




SCHULTZ, Julianne (1992), “Encourag-ing competition and diversity without

offending the monopolists”, MIA, 65:53–62.

SMITH, Michael (1992), “Accountabil-ity: the writing on the wall”, AJR, 14(1): 27–32.


TURNER, Geoff (1994), “Frontline eth-ics: the Australian media’s siegementality”, ASJ, 3: 24–38.






Religion


HORSFIELD, Peter (1993), “An analysisof the media debate following theABC Compass program ‘The Ulti-mate Betrayal’”, AJR, 15 (1): 1–10.


Science/medicine







LUPTON, Deborah (1992), “Ideologyand health reporting”, MIA, 65:28–35.


Surveys






GRIFFIN, Grahame (1995), “Shoot first:the ethics of Australian press photog-raphers”, ASJ, 4: 3ù28.


HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “Charac-teristics and attitudes of Australianjournalists”, EJC, 3 (3&4).

HENNINGHAM, John (1993), “The HolyGrail of editorial freedom”, in KayeHealey (ed), The Media in Focus,Wentworth Falls,: The Spinney Press:24–25.



HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “Auntie’s‘watchbitch’: journalists opinions ofMedia Watch”, AJR. 17 (1): 47-56.


HENNINGHAM, John (1995), “A profileof Australian sports journalists”,ACHPER Healthy Lifestyles Journal,42 (3) [149]: 13-17.





LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “The demo-graphics of diversity: profile of PacificIsland journalists”, ASJ, 4: 123-143.

LINCOLN, Robyn and Paul Wilson(1994), “Media coverage of missingpersons: help or hindrance”, AJR, 16(2): 103–115.




MATOLCSY, Z.P. and J. Schultz (1994),“Errors in financial journalism”, ASJ,3: 335–355.





Technology





GREEN, Kerry (1995), “Media academicadds some afterthoughts on CD-Romand photojournalists’ ethics”, PacificArea Newspaper Publishers Associa-tion Bulletin: 132, 38-39.

GRIFFIN, Grahame (1992), “Dances withdigitals: the electronic revolution inAustralian press photography”, ASJ,1: 87–100.




MILLER, Seumas (1995), “Communica-tion ethics: a survey of recent litera-ture”, AJC, 22 (1): 136-149.




Television








HARRIS, Gavin (1995), “Perving on per-versity: a nice night in front of the


tele”, MIA, 78:20-32.



KLEIMAN, Howard (1995), “’Pot party ata university’: a case study in televi-sion news staging”, AJR, 17 (1):57-69.


MASTERS, Chris (1995), “Barbarians atthe game”, MIA, 77, 15-19.








PUTNIS, Peter (1993), “A day in the life:the Channel Ten Brisbane news-room”, AJR, 15 (2): 112–122.










Textual analysis

ADKINS, Barbara (1992), “Arguing thepoint: the management and contextof disputatious challenges in radiocurrent affairs interviews”, AJR, 14(2): 37–49.


EDWARDS, Jane (1994), “Private can-cer, public cancer: guilt and inno-cence in popular literature”, AJC, 21(2): 1–13.




MACLENNAN, Gary (1993), “The BurnieMill dispute and the media: classconflict or collective catastrophe”,AJR, 15 (1): 6–71.


ROWE, David and Deborah Stevenson(1995), “Negotiations andmediations: journalism, professionalstatus and the making of sports text”,MIA, 75: 67-91.



Women








TURNER, Geoff (1993), “Towards eq-

uity: women’s emerging role in Aus-tralian journalism”, ASJ, 2: 124–169.




Work practices

AUSTRALIAN CENTRE FOR INDE-PENDENT JOURNALISM (1993),Signposts: A Guide to Reporting Ab-original, Torres Strait Islander andEthnic Affairs, rev. ed., University ofTechnology Sydney.


BELL, Philip and Theo Van Leeuwen(1994), The Media Interview: Confes-sion, Contest, Conversation,Kensington: University of New SouthWales Press.

BERTRAND, Claude–Jean (1994), “Themedia in 2044: not a forecast, adream”, ASJ, 3: 3–23.

BOWMAN, Leo (1993), “Interviewing:establishing the context”, AJR, 15 (2):123–130.




CRAIG, Geoffrey (1993), “Lookingtwice: thoughts on the practice ofphotojournalism”, AJR, 15 (1):103–117.


CRONAU, Peter (1995), “Secretly speak-ing: what the media told the ASIS in-quiry’’, Reportage, 5, Sydney:Australian Centre for IndependentJournalism.

CRONAU, Peter (1995),"Self-censorship:the most insidious gag", PJR, 2 (1):11-15.






GREINER, Nick (1993), “The smart–alecculture: a critique of Australian jour-nalism”, ASJ, 2: 3–10.





LAYTON, Suzanna (1995), “The demo-graphics of diversity: profile of PacificIsland journalists”, ASJ, 4: 123-143.

LINCOLN, Robyn and Paul Wilson(1994), “Media coverage of missing

persons: help or hindrance”, AJR, 16(2): 103–115.




O’CONNOR, Terry (1993), Hold theFront Page, Bowen Hills, Brisbane:Queensland Newspapers.








STEVENSON, Deborah and David Rowe(1995), “Negotiations andmediations: journalism, professionalstatus and the making of sports text,MIA, 75: 67-91.

TARBELL, Ida (1995), “Investigative jour-nalism; a tradition of enquiry”,Snoop, 4, Sydney: Australian Centrefor Independent Journalism.



TOOHEY, Brian (1995), “Reporting onbusiness: a case of market failure”,Reportage, 5, Sydney: AustralianCentre for Independent Journalism.







WHITE, Aidan (1995), “Journalists andhuman rights”, Reportage, 5, Syd-ney: Australian Centre for Independ-ent Journalism.


YEATES, Helen (1992), “The State of Or-igin: the media state of play”, AJR, 14(2): 130–136.



Ms McHugh, a former associate lecturer with the Journalism De-

partment at the University of Queensland, is currently working

as a marketing officer in private enterprise.

Ms Elgar is a Brisbane journalist, part-time journalism tutor and

is undertaking a PhD in media ethics at the University of

Queensland.


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