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Joshua Murray

Belfast
As seen in: Truthout, The Irish News, Slugger O'Toole, Armagh I, eolas Magazine, KQKX-FM (Norfolk, NE), Energy Ireland
Covers:  Public affairs, health, housing, justice, cybersecurity, and economics
Editor of agendaNi | Views just mine | Got a message for Northern Ireland's decision-makers? Get in touch: joshua.murray@agendani.com

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Joshua Murray’s Biography

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Journalist at agendaNI and eolas Magazine.

Joshua Murray’s Journalist Portfolio

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Department of Justice to establish new agency to tackle domestic and sexual violence | Eolas Maga...

Department of Justice to establish new agency to tackle domestic and sexual violence | Eolas Maga...

The Department of Justice has released its National Strategy on Domestic Violence, Sexual and Gender-based Vi…

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Minister Eamon Ryan TD: "Our whole forestry system has to change" | Eolas Magazine

Minister Eamon Ryan TD: "Our whole forestry system has to change" | Eolas Magazine

Minister Eamon Ryan TD says it is critical to ensure an integrated approach to the challenges of the climate,…

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CCAC: Ireland falling well short of emissions targets | Eolas Magazine

CCAC: Ireland falling well short of emissions targets | Eolas Magazine

The Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC) annual review has found that only two sectors are making 'good pro…

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Minister of State Ossian Smyth TD: Securing Ireland's energy future | Eolas Magazine

Minister of State Ossian Smyth TD: Securing Ireland's energy future | Eolas Magazine

Minister of State at the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications Ossian Smyth TD discusses …

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Minister of State Ossian Smyth TD: Securing Ireland's energy future | Eolas Magazine

Minister of State Ossian Smyth TD: Securing Ireland's energy future | Eolas Magazine

Minister of State at the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications Ossian Smyth TD discusses …

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Data Protection Commission expansion | Eolas Magazine

Data Protection Commission expansion | Eolas Magazine

In July 2022, Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD announced an expansion of the Data Protection Commission,…

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Articles

Red Cross to give Lonney Tunes T-shirts to blood donors

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By Joshua Murray
| KQKX-FM (Norfolk, NE) Verified
With less than weeks before the Fourth of July, the American Red Cross is urging donors to book a appointments to give lifesaving blood now to ensure hospitals stay ready to help patients without delay. Those who give blood between June 29 and July 12 will receive a Red Cross, Looney Tunes T-shirt, while supplies last. See RedCrossBlood.org/LooneyTunes for details.
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Red Cross responds to wildfires

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By Joshua Murray
| KQKX-FM (Norfolk, NE) Verified
The American Red Cross is supporting communities affected by the Nebraska wildfires with trained volunteers providing assistance and coordinating with local officials as the situation evolves. Red Cross health services volunteers are supporting health needs of those impacted by the wildfires, while mental health volunteers are visiting with area residents as they navigate through the difficult time. To support Red Cross Disaster Relief, visit RedCross.org or call 800-RED CROSS.
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Supreme Court May Soon Ban Affirmative Action - Here’s What That Means

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By Brandon Tensley Verified, Sharon Zhang Verified, Megan L. Jordan, Joshua Murray
| Truthout Verified
Originally published by Capital B. The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to wipe out affirmative action in higher education any day now. If the erasure of a decades-old precedent occurs, the crucial question will be: How to bolster diversity on college campuses without the help of race-conscious policies? Universities will have to be creative, experts say, and consider approaches that will have an outsized impact on marginalized groups — but won’t make race explicit.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance work with Armagh I.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, I would love to buy one but they’re quite expensive.

Why did you become a journalist?

I want to be a journalist who uses his role to empower people who feel like they don’t have a voice and hold the powerful to account.