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Fiona Smith’s Journalist Portfolio

'Poster child': why your Aboriginal colleague isn't there to explain Indigenous culture

'Poster child': why your Aboriginal colleague isn't there to explain Indigenous culture

When Damian Shannon was looking for his first job as a graduate, he was on his guard. The last thing he wante…

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Forget Email, Wormholes Are Connecting Workers Across the Globe

Forget Email, Wormholes Are Connecting Workers Across the Globe

Forget email, Slack and the humble telephone. When workers at one Australian company want to talk to colleagu…

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Why is inclusive leadership the next big thing?

Why is inclusive leadership the next big thing?

Diversity must be inclusive if it has a chance of delivering benefits to businesses. Alan Joyce, the chief ex…

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'Privilege is invisible to those who have it': engaging men in workplace equality

'Privilege is invisible to those who have it': engaging men in workplace equality

Turn up to any meeting on gender equality and the room will be full of women. Women talking to women about wo…

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Jenny Holzer's Sydney installation shines a light on indigenous stories

Jenny Holzer's Sydney installation shines a light on indigenous stories

'Oh my God, that's ­Aboriginal words up there." Two women, about to cross Hunter Street in the Sydney sunshin…

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Career killers: Your clothes are out to get you

Career killers: Your clothes are out to get you

Yet another wardrobe malfunction today. They happen so frequently, I hardly turn a hair. At least I had on a …

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Sleepy little town has been named happiest place in England

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By Fiona Smith Verified, Fiona Callingham, Daniel Smith
| Buckinghamshire Live Verified
A small, sleepy town has been named the happiest place to live in England. According to the latest Annual Population Survey, Sleaford, in Lincolnshire, is the place to go if you want to see smiles. The survey takes into account happiness, life satisfaction, anxiety and the feeling that things done in life are worthwhile. In the period between March 2022 and 2023, people across the UK reported feeling less happy and satisfied but more anxious compared to the previous year, reports the Express.
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What leadership qualities are essential to enable HE?

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By Fiona Smith Verified, Sarah Hubbard, Joanne Coysh
| Advance HE
Leadership in our current context Higher education and universities find themselves in a time of social, economic and political uncertainty and complexity. The challenges faced within many institutions are reflective of the complexity of the context and current climate. The parameters, foundations and fundamental approaches in higher education are constantly shifting and require leadership qualities and skills that help to navigate and transform.
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The Crystal Crypt by Fiona Veitch Smith

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By Fiona Smith Verified, John Righten, Heather Young, Linda Lee Blakemore
| LoveReading UK Verified
LoveReading Expert Review of The Crystal Crypt This wonderfully evocative and vivacious 1920’s murder mystery features a female sleuth and reporter investigating a suspicious death. Whoopee, isn’t this just the bee’s knees of a murder mystery! I’ll stop with the 1920’s slang now, but seriously, this really does rather beautifully conjure up the years after World War One. Sleuth and reporter Poppy investigates the death of a female scientist in Oxford.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

It was as the editor of a brass, pipe and concert band magazine!

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

It is becoming the preferred platform (source) for multiple generations