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Tracey Spicer

Australia, Sydney
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Global keynote speaker on AI ethics. 2x Walkley Award winning journo and author. Long-time TV news anchor. Buy Man-Made here: tinyurl.com/mtb8tkjk

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Some notable moments of Tracey’s career include winning multiple Walkley awards, being named New South Wales Premier’s Woman of the Year, and accepting the Sydney Peace Prize alongside Tarana Burke for the Me Too movement. Tracey also won the national award for Excellence in Women’s Leadership through Women & Leadership Australia, and the Social Enterprise and Not-For-Profit category in the prestigious 100 Women of Influence awards, supported by the Australian Financial Review. She was named Ag…

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Tips for Starting a Successful Blog | Tracey Spicer | Journalism

Tips for Starting a Successful Blog | Tracey Spicer | Journalism

This article was written and edited by Tracey Spicer's mentee Nicole Iliagoueva Everyone has thoughts and les…

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Techniques for Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tracey Spicer | Education

Techniques for Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur | Tracey Spicer | Education

This article was written and edited by Tracey Spicer's mentee Nicole Iliagoueva While there are many entrepre…

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Philanthropy Spotlight: Women's Global Empowerment Fund | Tracey Spicer | Philanthropy and Commun...

Philanthropy Spotlight: Women's Global Empowerment Fund | Tracey Spicer | Philanthropy and Commun...

This article was written and edited by Tracey Spicer's mentee Nicole Iliagoueva It is said that compassion is…

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Philanthropy Spotlight: Women's Global Empowerment Fund | Tracey Spicer | Philanthropy and Commun...

Philanthropy Spotlight: Women's Global Empowerment Fund | Tracey Spicer | Philanthropy and Commun...

This article was written and edited by Tracey Spicer's mentee Nicole Iliagoueva It is said that compassion is…

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How Journalists Can Minimize Bias | Tracey Spicer | Journalism

How Journalists Can Minimize Bias | Tracey Spicer | Journalism

This article was written and edited by Tracey Spicer's mentee Lucy Xu Objectivity is a myth, but fairness is …

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Strategies for Making an Impression on Potential Clients | Tracey Spicer | Education

Strategies for Making an Impression on Potential Clients | Tracey Spicer | Education

This article was written and edited by Tracey Spicer's mentee Lucy Xu Much like dating, it takes practice A n…

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Watering down Australia’s AI copyright laws would sacrifice writers’ livelihoods to ‘brogrammers’

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By Tracey Spicer
| Inkl
‘Meta has already stolen the work of thousands of Australian writers,’ writes Tracey Spicer about the Productivity Commission considering AI copyright exemptions. Photograph: Dado Ruvić/Reuters The year was 1987. The location: a busy Brisbane newsroom. I was tapping away on a Remington typewriter to tell the story of a corrupt state government with an autocratic leader, Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Technology quickly evolved.
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THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO HAVE A VOICE!

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By Chelsea Bonner, Robyn Lawley, Tracey Spicer
| Change.org
Updated: August 2025 — Submissions close 14 September 2025 What is happening The Australian Government’s Productivity Commission is considering copyright reforms that could make it easier for Big Tech and AI companies to access and use Australian creative works, images, writing, music and more without permission or payment.
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Sydney Peace Prize winner emphasises women's role in Middle East peace

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By Tracey Spicer
| Women's Agenda Verified
The winner of the 2023 Sydney Peace Prize says women have a crucial role to play in ending the conflict in the Middle East, by removing the “head of the octopus”. Actor and activist Nazanin Boniadi became instrumental in the Woman, Life, Freedom movement, following the death of 22-year-old Jina Mahsa Amini in September last year. Amini died while in the custody of Iran’s so-called morality police after being arrested for wearing “improper clothing”.
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