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Sep 11, 2026
Georgie PageHOST
Users there can already choose a feed based on who they follow rather than the algorithm on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and X.
Georgie PageHOST
We put some questions to Reece Farthing, a professional research fellow at the University of Canberra's News and Media Research Center, who's been across the bill in detail.
Reece FarthingGUEST
I think fundamentally what we're talking about is these billion-dollar tech companies whose business model is fundamentally pretty predatory.
Reece FarthingGUEST
It's based on keeping our eyeballs stuck on their feed in whichever way possible.
Peter MooreHOST
We're going to start off with the front page of the Canberra Times.
Peter MooreHOST
So we have one picture story titled Subscriptions for UC Students Staff, Our Big News on Campus.
Peter MooreHOST
And we'll be reading that report shortly from page seven.
Peter MooreHOST
But our main headline today, Petal Power, Union's Threat on Floriade Strike Action by Jasper Lindell.
Peter MooreHOST
and Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten.
Peter MooreHOST
And the picture is by Keegan Carroll and we are reading the full report from page 7.
Peter MooreHOST
UC students and staff gain free news access and there's no attributed author.
Peter MooreHOST
Thousands of Canberra University students and staff will gain access to the city's premier news source thanks to a new partnership between the University of Canberra and the Canberra Times.
Angus RandallCORRESPONDENT
The video that calls Andrew Hastie a traitor has more than 550,000 views on Facebook.
Angus RandallCORRESPONDENT
Dr. Emily Foley is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Canberra and Flinders University.
Emily FoleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There's this feeling that they don't really need legacy media in order to project their message and attract new supporters.
Emily FoleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And so then I guess these videos, which have been, you know, consistent for the last few years, have this sort of element of humor.
Georgie HealyHOST
He's Aussie.
Georgie HealyHOST
He worked in the University of Canberra and, yeah, very early employee at the company.
Georgie HealyHOST
And to kick off the moderation or the interview that I did for him live in front of an audience, I asked the audience to show a sign of hands who's used Clawed in the last week.
Georgie HealyHOST
And then who's used it in the last day, who's used it in the last few hours.
Georgie HealyHOST
He's Aussie.
Georgie HealyHOST
He worked in the University of Canberra and, yeah, very early employee at the company.
Georgie HealyHOST
And to kick off the moderation or the interview that I did for him live in front of an audience, I asked the audience to show a sign of hands who's used Clawed in the last week.
Georgie HealyHOST
And then who's used it in the last day, who's used it in the last few hours.
Marian CarneyHOST
Senator Gallagher and her ACT Labor colleagues said during last year's election campaign that the Bruce Precinct Master Plan would guide future decisions about investment and will continue working with the ACT Government to make sure Canberra gets the facilities it needs.
Marian CarneyHOST
The Bruce Precinct is made up of the University of Canberra, North Canberra Hospital, UC Hospital, the AIS Precinct, the CIT Bruce Campus and Canberra Stadium.
Marian CarneyHOST
And that article was from this morning's Canberra Times.
David MoncriefHOST
Feds release long-awaited Bruce Precinct Master Plan from pages 4 and 5 and written by Dana Daniel and David Polkinghorne.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
This picture of Bill Shorten, he's looking very jolly.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
Our big news on campus, it says, thousands of Canberra University students and staff will gain access to the city's premier news source.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
But there's Bill smiling away.
Danica De GiorgioHOST
Doesn't he look happy? He does.
Tania DendrinosCORRESPONDENT
She was an only child and grew up in the city's eastern suburbs, becoming a journalist.
Tania DendrinosCORRESPONDENT
Dr Chris Wallace is a political historian and a professor in the School of Government at the University of Canberra and was a friend of Blanche Dalpuget.
Chris WallaceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Blight started out as a journalist in the very tough school of Sydney tabloid reporting.
Chris WallaceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She worked for the Daily Mirror around the time that Laurie Oakes started out in political journalism.
Christy McBainSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
By taking action now, we can save lives, we can reduce harm and we can help our communities face this high-risk weather season with more confidence.
Hayden BecerraHOST
And the University of Canberra have begun a three-year study to develop new ways to improve the well-being of first responders that are exposed to heat stress.
Hayden BecerraHOST
Professor Julian Perriard says they're looking to equip firefighters with the ability to identify, assess and mitigate heat stress.
Julian PerriardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The risk of heat illness is ever-present, obviously, in firefighters.
Emily MoseleyHOST
Through her work, she encourages people to look beyond quick fixes, and instead understand the connection between human health, the food we eat, the land it's grown on, and the animals that play such an important role in our farming systems.
Emily MoseleyHOST
Laura studied at the University of Canberra before building a business that's centered around helping people create sustainable, lifelong habits, rather than chasing the latest health trend.
Emily MoseleyHOST
Whether she's working one-on-one with clients, teaching Pilates, or speaking at regional events, Laura is passionate about sharing her knowledge and insights.
Emily MoseleyHOST
Today, we're talking about her journey into this work, why she believes our health starts long before food reaches our table, how to cut through the noise in today's wellness industry, and some simple things every one of us can do to feel a little bit healthier.
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