Our brand of journalism stands out for its ability to generate conversations and engage with the audience. We value open debate and participation from Victorians, making us distinct from other platforms. We have made adjustments based on subscriber feedback and have received positive responses. While political scoops and global conflicts are popular, a recent series of stories has attracted a significant readership and positive feedback.
’s brand of journalism is its capacity to generate a conversation with the audience. Our accessibility to the public and ability to facilitate open debate and accommodate participation from Victorians is distinct from other platforms and publications.
Lately, however, one series of stories has dominated the stream of positive feedback, while at the same time attracting an enormous readership.subscribers who hasn’t yet binged on this series, I will attempt to summarise it for you: it’s a collection of always playful, often heartwarming, frequently nostalgic and occasionally disparaging odes to the uniqueness of Melbourne’s suburbs.Written by former and current residents, the pieces are as eclectic as the suburbs themselves.
It has taught me much about the history and little-known attractions of our suburbs. I also enjoy the often jarring clash between what the locals think about themselves and how they are perceived by the rest of Victoria.
Journalism Audience Engagement Open Debate Participation Feedback Political Scoops Global Conflicts Positive Responses
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
– Leah Purcell is as engaging as ever in a decent, if familiar crime seriesA grab bag of genre elements but it’s never badly staged – and I’m curious to see how it ends
Read more »
Australian Supermarket Giants Accused of Engaging in Land BankingAustralia's two largest supermarket chains, Woolworths and Coles, have been accused of buying property and undeveloped land to eliminate competition from independent grocers. This practice, known as land banking, is legal but often goes unnoticed. The supermarket giants' market dominance gives them the financial capability and influence to engage in this practice.
Read more »
Albanese government not ‘engaging deeply and honestly’ over NDIS overhaul, Queensland premier saysBill Shorten hits back at criticism from state leaders including Steven Miles, as federal government unveils bill kicking off response to landmark NDIS review
Read more »
‘Very, very high pressure’: Supercars set for unique challenge at ‘warp speed’ Albert ParkMotorsport: The biggest stars in motorsport are set to take over Melbourne, when they take to the streets at Albert Park
Read more »
Exclusive: Sporting giant’s newspaper takeover in unique act of support of hyped No.1 pickAFL: Collingwood is yet to grab its first win of the season, with the disciplined Sydney Swans going 2-0 in an impressive MCG display.
Read more »
‘Really beneficial’: Ange defends ‘unique’ Aussie friendly amid controversy over player welfareFootball: Ange Postecoglou backed the call for Tottenham to play Newcastle in a friendly in Australia, despite the hectic schedule for his players.
Read more »