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Topic: science journalism
(Image: AAP/Dan Himbrechts)

Despite its big COVID moment, science is in crisis

Science

Aug 21, 2020

12

(Image: AAP/Marc McCormack)

Captain Cook stunt highlights Morrison’s obsession with spin

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Jan 25, 2019

What we lose with the decline of mainstream science journalists

Media

Jan 24, 2019

10

The supermoon is a super lie

Media

Nov 15, 2016

What do scientists make of Catalyst’s reinvention?

TV & Radio

Nov 03, 2016

4

"Expert reviewer" John McLean wrote a climate denialist opinion piece in the Fairfax media -- despite its papers vowing not to. Researcher <b>Elaine McKewon</b> asks: just who is John McLean, anyway?

The Big Oil-backed climate denier who hoodwinked Fairfax

Australia

Jan 13, 2014

102

<em>Crikey</em> readers (and a <em>Crikey</em>) author talk science journalism and the big four banks.

Debating science, and journalism

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Nov 04, 2013

It's hard to know what to believe in the reporting of science. As the <em>Catalyst</em> controversy shows, both sides need to do a better job, writes biologist and science communicator <b>Upulie Divisekera</b>.

Media and a scientific leap of faith: a <em>Catalyst</em> for thought

Journalism

Oct 31, 2013

31

Former <em>Oz</em> health reporter on demise of science journalism

Environment

Feb 24, 2013

Publications are the key to science -- but it's an expensive exercise. And it puts a price on research that the public can't afford to pay, argue science writers <b>Upulie Divisekera</b> and <b>Adam G Dunn</b>.

Why science doesn’t belong to everyone (yet)

Digital

Feb 11, 2013

20

Science journalism is in a rough state in Australia: there is rampant miscommunication and stories are "dumbed down" or overblown, writes researcher <b>Timothy Moss</b>.

Putting science journalism under the microscope

Journalism

Dec 12, 2012

2

Science educators don't mind if you understand the God particle -- they're just delighted that you're reading about science.

You don’t have to understand the Higgs boson to love it

Environment

Jul 05, 2012

55

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