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Andrea Carson

Victoria
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Professor of Political Communication, Director for Centre of Advancing Journalism, University of Melbourne
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Women’s Voices First: Inside Coastal OB/GYN’s Modern Approach to Care

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By Andrea Carson, Jill Johnson Mann
| Moffly Media
Sarp Aksel, MD; Robert Gennaro, MD; Patrick Cahill, MD; Antonios Panagiotakis, DO March was Women’s History Month and women’s history has been fraught with sub-par medical attention. Earlier this year we reported on the decades-long cover-up of research on menopausal replacement therapy that has women saying—or shrieking—enough. For many women, the relationship with her ob/gyn is the most important one she will have with a doctor in her life.
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Albanese government’s latest attempt to make tech giants pay for journalism is needed but carries big risks

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By Andrea Carson
| Daily Bulletin AU
The government’s plan to fund Australian journalism through a levy on digital platforms rests on a sound premise: a healthy democracy depends on reliable information. But this latest attempt — following the shortcomings of the News Media Bargaining Code — is a high-risk move. We live in an era of polluted information with serious consequences for public debate and democratic health.
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Albanese government’s latest attempt to make tech giants pay for journalism is needed but carries big risks

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By Andrea Carson, Diana Bossio -
| Law Society Journal Australia
By and - Apr 30, 2026 1:54 pm AEST The government’s plan to fund Australian journalism through a levy on digital platforms rests on a sound premise: a healthy democracy depends on reliable information. But this latest attempt — following the shortcomings of the News Media Bargaining Code — is a high-risk move. We live in an era of polluted information with serious consequences for public debate and democratic health.
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