Senator Derryn Hinch in his previous career as a journalist says that he wouldn't consider a career in politics because 'the pay's lousy'.

Mike Walsh interviews Ita Buttrose about becoming an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) for her services to journalism.

This is an excerpt from the Sunday program broadcast on 8 June 1986. It shows the opening credits, which, along with the bronze studio set, help to date the program to the 1980s.

Mervyn Bishop tells the story of his photogaph Photography cadets with model, Sydney Morning Herald 1967.

Mungo MacCallum (1913–2020) was a distinguished journalist, writer and broadcaster, known for his satirical wit.

Professor Donald Horne (1921–2005) was one of Australia's foremost academics, historians and philosophers.

Photography cadets with model, Sydney Morning Herald 1967 © Mervyn Bishop
Ink jet print, digital exhibition copy of gelatin silver photograph

Before he created and hosted Wonder World!, Simon Townsend had already forged a successful career in TV, print and radio journalism.

The NFSA celebrates Australian rock music journalist Lillian Roxon with an online curated collection featuring her work in radio.

Dubbed 'the mother of rock', Lillian Roxon was the most influential rock journalist in the world from the mid-1960s to the early 1970s.