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Michele Frankeni

Michele Frankeni

Verified

Assistant Editor, Australian Catholics

Melbourne

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south asia, australia, crime environment, natural disasters, asia pacific asia, general features, refugeesdocumentaries, features, long-form features southeast asia, film

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Anything not vegan or animal rights related.

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Total articles 27

  • On lying

    By Michele Frankeni Verified| Eureka Street Verified Two years ago to the month in my ‘Three-lie leeway’ Stray thoughts column, I wrote of my despair and disgust of the impunity with which society leaders and politicians didn’t just shade the truth but buried it six-feet deep and then gleefully stomped on it. In the past week a couple of things reminded me of that column and about the role truth plays in our public discourse. One was a Facebook post and the other delivery of council voting papers.

    By Michele Frankeni Verified · Eureka Street

    Oct. 16, 2024

  • On lying

    By Michele Frankeni Verified| Eureka Street Verified Two years ago to the month in my ‘Three-lie leeway’ Stray thoughts column, I wrote of my despair and disgust of the impunity with which society leaders and politicians didn’t just shade the truth but buried it six-feet deep and then gleefully stomped on it. In the past week a couple of things reminded me of that column and about the role truth plays in our public discourse. One was a Facebook post and the other delivery of council voting papers.

    By Michele Frankeni Verified · Eureka Street

    Oct. 16, 2024

  • The new shiny thing

    By Michele Frankeni Verified| Eureka Street Verified The first thing you learn in media training is that ‘Man bites dog’ is news but ‘Dog bites man’ is not. The idea being that if you hope to get your story or press release picked up by the media it needs to offer something different. It has to be new or exciting or in news parlance have a ‘compelling narrative’. And while this is understandable as far as it goes, it is not without risk.

    By Michele Frankeni Verified · Eureka Street

    Sep. 04, 2024

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Australian Catholics

Melbourne, Australia