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The remarkable life and career of Indigenous storyteller Elton Rosas
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Elton Rosas is widely respected for his work at the ABC in South Australia and his passion for his Aboriginal heritage, but he has also endured dreadful racism over the years, writes colleague and friend Mike Sexton.
Topics: abc, indigenous-culture, television-broadcasting, race-relations, adelaide-5000
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Lateline has finished but what will replace it? Analysis
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Our audiences will still want the kind of content Lateline produced. But in a rapidly changing media landscape, the ABC has opted to fund investigative journalism and specialist content, writes Emma Alberici.
Topics: abc, television-broadcasting, journalism, australia
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ABC's Zimbabwean-born producer reflects on witnessing end of Mugabe era
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Dingani Masuku grew up under the brutal regime of Robert Mugabe and returned to Zimbabwe to cover the dictator's downfall.
Topics: journalism, abc, zimbabwe
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Topics: abc, television-broadcasting, media, journalism, australia
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Journalists reflect on 28 years of Lateline
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As Lateline draws to a close after 28 years on air, hosts and staff reflect on the program's most memorable moments, stories and interviews.
Topics: abc, television-broadcasting, media, journalism, australia
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'I'm fine. Don't worry': Red Symons signs off from ABC radio show
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ABC Radio Melbourne Breakfast presenter Red Symons farewells his listeners after 15 years, saying while he may not have wanted to leave, he's been through "far more cataclysmic" experiences than changing jobs.
Topics: radio-broadcasting, broadcasting, information-and-communication, abc, melbourne-3000, vic
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ABC Brisbane's major shakeup for 2018 line-up (photos)
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ABC Brisbane changes the way it serves up Breakfast, with Weekends' presenter Rebecca Levingston to join Craig Zonca every weekday morning as his co-host in 2018.
Topics: arts-and-entertainment, abc, broadcasting, information-and-communication, qld, brisbane-4000
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Behind the ABC's Queensland Votes television and radio broadcasts gallery
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Take a look behind the scenes of the ABC's Queensland Votes television and radio broadcasts.
Topics: elections, radio-broadcasting, television-broadcasting, social-media, journalism, abc, brisbane-4000
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'Why am I going?': Red Symons leaves ABC Radio Melbourne
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High-profile ABC Radio Melbourne host Red Symons has announced he will not be returning to present the station's Breakfast program in 2018, telling listeners he was offered "other things" but decided to make a clean break.
Topics: radio-broadcasting, radio, abc, people, human-interest, melbourne-3000
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Backstory: ABC cameraman Toby Hunt filming bushfire at Carwoola in 2017 image
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Backstory 2017 Year in Review photo gallery
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A compilation of images of the ABC's journalists, broadcasters, production and digital teams at work.
Topics: journalism, radio-broadcasting, television-broadcasting, abc
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Backstory: ABC journalist Alex Blutcher interviewing person affected by floods in Tasmania in 2016 image
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Topics: journalism, abc, radio-broadcasting, television-broadcasting
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Backstory 2016 Year in Review photo gallery
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A collection of photos of ABC teams on the road and in the studio.
Topics: journalism, radio-broadcasting, television-broadcasting, abc
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Backstory 2015 Year in Review photo gallery
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A behind-the-scenes look at ABC teams across Australia.
Topics: abc, radio-broadcasting, television-broadcasting, journalism
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Archivist reveals treasures, surprises and mysteries in ABC film, video and sound collection
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With a collection stretching back 80 years, archivists are racing against time to preserve old and dying formats.
Topics: history, abc, radio-broadcasting, television-broadcasting, journalism, library-museum-and-gallery, australia
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ABC data leaked online discovered by Ukrainian firm
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A Ukrainian cybersecurity firm has discovered an unsecured cache of ABC Commercial files, which it says includes two years of database backups, email addresses and hashed passwords.
Topics: information-technology, abc, australia
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Open Thread: Have your say on anything
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Nothing is off topic in this week's Open Thread story, where ABC News invites you to have your say on whatever is on your mind.
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ABC ditches TV and radio divisions as it seeks digital innovation
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The ABC ditches its traditional television and radio divisions in favour of content-based units in news, entertainment, local and innovation.
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Margaret Throsby reflects on 50 years in broadcasting and when a woman on air was big news
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Over the course of her career, Margaret Throsby has been a trailblazer for women on radio and television.
Topics: abc, radio-broadcasting, arts-and-entertainment, women
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Backstory: ABC announcer Margaret Throsby sitting at piano with pianist Geoffrey Tozer in 1981 image
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Backstory: ABC presenter Margaret Throsby on air in Classic FM studio with Clive James image
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Topics: radio-broadcasting, abc
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Open Thread: Have your say on anything
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Nothing is off topic in this week's Open Thread story, where ABC News invites our readers to have their say on whatever is on their minds.
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Experiencing the Kokoda story in 360-degree virtual reality Video
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Beverley O'Connor speaks to executive producer Nathan Bazley about the launch by the ABC and Torrens University of a virtual reality experience of the Kokoda campaign.
Topics: world-war-2, history, abc, papua-new-guinea, australia, pacific
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What's wrong with being 'fair and balanced'? Analysis
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The ABC has been in the news a bit lately, with a push underway to make sure our journalism is fair and balanced. Let me try to tell you exactly what's wrong with that idea, writes Alan Sunderland.
Topics: abc, information-and-communication, media
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Open Thread: Have your say on anything
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No topics or questions will be too far afield in this week's Open Thread story, where ABC News invites our readers to have their say on whatever is on their minds.
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