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Date Media Title Discipline Academic
23/12/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Intellect of the left frightened the right Politics Former politics lecturer, the late Max Teichmann
23/12/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Growth suburb has capital ambitions Melbourne flexes its muscle Sociology Bob Birrell
22/12/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Jobs gloom for new migrants Sociology Bob Birrell
22/12/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au Between sea and country air, city exercises its pull Sociology Bob Birrell
20/12/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au Of Myth and Men Sociology Bob Birrell
20/12/2008 The Age, theage.com.au A journey that has no end Sociology Gary Bouma
20/12/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au The E-revolution awaits results Politics Nick Economou
20/12/2008 The Age, theage.com.au It's so much hot air Politics Waleed Aly
18/12/2008 kurdishaspect.com/doc121808HT.html A dubious democracy Politics Hussien Tahiri
18/12/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Screw turned on students global crunch forces rethink on migrant visas Sociology Bob Birrell
17/12/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Uni funding key to global drive Sociology Bob Birrell
15/12/2008 The Age On a road to nowhere? Politics Nick Economou
13/12/2008 The Age Emotions run hot over 'missing link' Politics Nick Economou
13/12/2008 The Age Privatisation risks conflict without limits Politics Waleed Aly
11/12/2008 ABC 666 Greg Barton discusses how Google Earth may have been used to help with the planning of last months terror attacks in Mumbai Politics Greg Barton
11/12/2008
M2day.org Bill Clinton... you're talking to the deaf Politics James Chin
11/12/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Hairdressing cut may leave colleges stranded Sociology Bob Birrell
10/12/2008 The Australian, theaustralian.news.com.au Land of the rare go for the poor who dream of university Sociology Bob Birrell
8/12/2008 theage.com.au Doubt over Victoria's sentencing scheme Criminology PhD Candidate Asher Flynn (near completion)
7/12/2008 The Age Government's wages of spin jump 400% Politics Nick Economou
6/12/2008 The Australian Country-wise the commentators: Globalisation of terrorism - The Age Politics Waleed Aly
4/12/2008 Radio National (Canberra) Bob Birrell has criticised former Prime Minister John Howard for encouraging trade and dissuading students from study at university Sociology Bob Birrell
4/12/2008 The Age, theage.com.au 2030 Plan now a stretch of the imagination Sociology Bob Birrell
3/12/2008 ABC 774 (Melbourne) Bob Birrell states that Brumby's plan to expand Melbourne's boundary as population booms is a good idea, but the Government would need to work out how to attract businesses to the growth areas Sociology Bob Birrell
3/12/2008 ABC 774 (Melbourne) Waleed Aly detects an evolving type of terrorism in last week's attacks on Mumbai, saying the key development is the apparent targeting of foreigners, especially Westerners and Jews Politics Waleed Aly
3/12/2008 The Australian, theaustralian.news.com.au led off course by the lure of a visa Sociology Bob Birrell
3/12/2008 The Daily Telegraph, news.com.au/dailytelegraph Surge in population to 21.37M Sociology Bob Birrell
3/12/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Our city bursts its seams Sociology Bob Birrell
3/12/2008 The Australian Urban limits extended for housing Sociology Bob Birrell
3/12/2008 The Age Go-ahead for urban sprawl Sociology Bob Birrell
2/12/2008 3AW (Melbourne) Bob Birrell states that Brumby's plan to expand Melbourne's boundary as population booms is a good idea, but the Government would need to work out how to attract businesses to the growth areas Sociology Bob Birrell
2/12/2008 cfr.org/publication/17884 Obama and Clinton, Thailand's Crisis, and After Mumbai Politics Waleed Aly
2/12/2008 Epochtimes.com Rates slash signals dire economy Politics Nick Economou
1/12/2008 The Age Globalisation of Terror Politics Waleed Aly
1/12/2008 ABC 774 (Melbourne), ABC.net.au, Radio National (Sydney) Nick Economou predicts that Robert Doyle will be well-suited to his new role as Lord Mayor Politics Nick Economou
1/12/2008 ABC 774 (Sydney) Regular Segment - Front pages with Waleed Aly Politics Waleed Aly
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November

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
30/11/2008 news24.com/news24 S Africans get top Aus jobs Sociology Dharma Arunachalam
30/11/2008 NST online Chok Suat Ling: MCA has to get its act together Politics James Chin
28/11/2008 ABC 2 (Sydney) Greg Barton discusses the terrorist attacks in India. Politics Greg Barton
27/11/2008 2CC (Canberra) The Drive Show Postgraduate Emma Ryan discusses the use of tasers by the Australian police force. Emma thinks that police are using tasers too much and says that tasers are meant to be used only as an alternative to guns. Ryan says that although taser use among police has risen, just brandishing the taser can be enough to calm attackers down. Criminology Postgraduate: Emma Ryan
27/11/2008 ABC 2 (Sydney) Greg Barton says the terrorists have chosen soft targets and there was nothing authorities could do to protect them. He talks about India itself and its demographics, saying it was inevitable that such attacks would happen. He says the group is unknown but the name could just be that given to the actual operation. He says a good response from the Indian police who are professional is expected. He says the fact that the police chief and anti-terrorism chief was killed early in the attacks suggests it is very well coordinated.. Politics Greg Barton
26/11/2008
ABC South Western Victoria (Warrnambool) Vic Country Hour Nick Economou says comments on the Senate vote to stop the North/South Pipeline from taking water from the murray Darling Basin. Politics Nick Economou
25/11/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, bendigoadvertiser.com.au AFL over steps mark as drug enforcer Politics waleed Aly
24/11/2008 ABC 774 (Melbourne) Waleed Aly says a gdounp of world leaders were discussing the global financial crisis over the weekend, and pledged to work together, and avoid further trade protectionist barriers. He says it sounded like a familiar record. Aly says Asia is a massive economic engine and it will be interesting to see what happens regarding Australia. Politics waleed Aly
23/11/2008 Sunday Herald Sun ... meanwhile in suburbia Sociology Bob Birrell
21/11/2008 The Age The times they have changed labor tradition Politics Paul Strangio
20/11/2008 mcv.e-p.net.au A change is gonna come Sociology Kirsten Mclean
18/11/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Migrant deaths at record high Sociology Bob Birrell
17/11/2008 smh.com.au/news Visa worker deaths double in a year Sociology Bob Birrell
16/11/2008 The Age Women drive up train, tram crush Sociology Dharma Arunchalam
15/11/2008 cetak.kompas.com Susan Blackburn dan Perubahan Indonesia Politics Susan Blackburn
15/11/2008 watoday.com.au/national Women drive up train, tram crush Sociology Dharma Arunchalam
10/11/2008 Television Channel 10 (Melbourne) - 9am with David and Kim Professor Greg Barton discusses the possible repercussions following the executions of the Bali Bombers Politics Greg Barton
10/11/2008 Radio National (Canberra) Bob Birrell says that there is a problem with people migrating to parts of Australia where their particular skills are not needed Sociology Bob Birrell
10/11/2008 Television ABC2 (Sydney) Professor Greg Barton, and Mr Waleed Aly discuss the Indonesia threat after the execution of the Bali bombers. Politics Greg Barton / Waleed Aly
9/11/2008 Radio ABC 774 (Melbourne) Waleed Aly discusses current events. Politics Waleed Aly
3/11/2008
Reuters Family ties take root in Malaysian politics Politics James Chin
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October

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
25/10/2008 The Herald Sun The more the merrier Sociology Genevieve Heard
25/10/2008 m2day.org Not all nep elements will go, Najib aide clarifies Politics James Chin
24/10/2008 Radio K-Rock FM (Geelong), Bay FM (Geelong) Arthur Veno says the police are correct to set up a special squad to deal with street shootings including the death of a Bandidos gang member on Wednesday. Criminology Arthur Veno
24/10/2008 Herald Sun Outsiders bond for life or death Criminology Arthur Veno
23/10/2008 Radio ABC 774 (Melbourne), ABC 702 (Sydney), NOVA 100.3 (Melbourne), abc.net.au/news Arthur Veno discusses Motorcycle clubs and the reasonings behind them, stating that the deadly shooting of a member of the Bandidos in Geelong last night will spark revenge attacks. Criminology Arthur Veno
22/10/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au/news Cabinet reshuffle likely over sex probe Politics Nick Economou
19/10/2008 The Sunday Times Back in black is WA caught up in a brutal bikie backlash Criminology Arthur Veno
16/10/2008 The Australian, theaustralian.news.com.au Migrants not helping skills shortage Sociology Bob Birrell
16/10/2008 The Herald Sun Kids integration worries leaders Sociology Bob Birrell
14/10/2008 Radio ABC 702 (Sydney) - The world today Paul Strangio discusses Premier John Brumby's cabinet reshuffle following the announcement that a senior Minister is being investigated by Police. Politics Paul Strangio
13/10/2008 Radio ABC 720 Perth, 6PR (Perth) Arthur Veno talks about the history and the structure of Sydney motorcycle group, the Finks. Criminology Arthur Veno
13/10/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au Beneath the financial crisis waits a nastier beast Politics Waleed Aly
13/10/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au Minority faiths rise but fringes sing same psalms Sociology Bob Birrell
10/10/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Rents to soar on lack of housing Sociology Bob Birrell
9/10/2008 lookforward.com Monash Academics launch two books; The violence of Incarceration and Counter Terrorism Policing. Criminology / Politics Jude McCulloch / Sharon Pickering/ Bree Carlton
7/10/2008 Radio ABC 774 Bob Birrell discusses Australian population flows Sociology Bob Birrell
7/10/2008 timesofindia.indiatimes.com Indian brides spearhead Australia's migration growth Sociology Bob Birrell
1/10/2008 Mcv.e-p.net.au Bisexual research attracts US interest. Sociology Kirsten Mclean
1/10/2008 The Australian Waleed Aly is listed as one of the 'Contributors to the October issue of Australian Literary'. Politics Waleed Aly
1/10/2008 Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au/news 'Twas a good year for many couples to tie the knot. Sociology Bob Birrell
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September

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
29/09/2008 Radio ABC 774 (Melbourne); Drive Waleed Aly discusses current affairs Politics Waleed Aly
29/09/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au Worries in cyber storm Behavioural Studies Luke Howie
28/09/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Fielding first: One man, one vote... and a whole lot of power Politics Nick Economou
26/09/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Late-blooming mums feed the baby boom Sociology Genevieve Heard
26/09/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald More houses, not fewer migrants Sociology Bob Birrell
25/09/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Migrant surge at record levels Sociology Bob Birrell
22/09/2008
Hemscott.com Support for Australian PM Rudd at post election low. Politics Nick Economou
22/09/2008 Bloomberg.com Rudd loses voter support; Turnbull favored on economy. Politics Nick Economou
22/09/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au Perils of justice by crystal ball Criminology Jude McCulloch / Sharon Pickering
19/09/2008
The Australian New breed packing up to flee the 'burbs' - the baby boomers - a special advertising report. Sociology Bob Birrell
18/09/2008 Television: ABC1 (Brisbane) Q&A Waleed Aly answer questions on terrorim laws, right to life, superannuation and the stock market. Politics Waleed Aly
18/09/2008
Straitstimes.com Abdullah may quit earlier. Politics James Chin
17/09/2008 abc.net.au Arthur Veno discusses laws governing motorcycle gangs. Criminology Arthur Veno
17/09/2008
afp.google.com Malaysian party quits coalition, PM says may step down earlier. Politics James Chin
17/09/2008 Islamonline.net Anwar's bid to unseat Gov't tough sell. Politics James Chin
16/09/2008 Television: Channel 10 (Melbourne) TTN Greg Barton speaks on ignored calls to increase Australia's military presence in Afghanistan. Politics Greg Barton
16/09/2008 Radio Triple J (Melbourne) Greg Barton discusses the trial of Abdul Nacer Benbrika. Politics Greg Barton
16/09/2008 Radioaustralia.com.au Jakarta to appeal courts' Suharto decision. Politics Greg Barton
15/09/2008
Radio ABC 666 (Canberra), ABC 774 (Melbourne) Waleed Aly says that Abdul Nacer Benbrika's trial took place has changed the nature of the issue of terrorism. Waleed also says the Rudd Govt has potential cause for concern amid swings against Labor in the NT. Politics Waleed Aly
14/09/2008
The Age Faith Politics Rachel Woodlock
14/09/2008 The Age Good evening, and welcome to channel me. Politics Nick Economou
14/09/2008 Zenit.org Dreams of wedded bliss not dead Sociology Genevieve Heard
14/09/2008 News.com.au Melbourne's north and west left behind Sociology Bob Birrell
14/09/2008 The Sunday Herald Sun Inferior healthcare, transport and facilities; City's north and west left behind Sociology Bob Birrell
12/09/2008 The Herald Sun Seymour, see less - report Sociology Bob Birrell
11/09/2008 Radio ABC 666 (Canberra) Nick Economou discusses how former treasurer Peter Costello does not want the Liberal leadership, but is still refusing to leave the Federal Parliament. Politics Nick Economou
10/09/2008 Radio: ABC 774 (Melbourne) Waleed Aly speaks about the connection between arts and metal health. Politics Waleed Aly
10/09/2008 The Weekly Times Nationals face future fight Politics Nick Economou
8/09/2008 Radio: 3AW (Melbourne) Nick Economou says that there are lessons to be learned by the Federal Government, such as staying in touch with communities. Politics Nick Economou
7/09/2008 The Herald Sun Saving the male Sociology Andrew Singleton
5/09/2008 Radio: Mix FM (Melbourne), Gold FM (Melbourne) Bob Birrell states that new population statistics predicting Melbourne will be home to 8m people by 2056 should not be taken too literally Sociology Bob Birrell
5/09/2008 The Age, theage.com.au City of 8 million 'unliveable' Sociology Bob Birrell
5/09/2008 Herald Sun We'll be growth capital Sociology Bob Birrell
5/09/2008 www.news.com.au/heraldsun Melbourne to outgrow Sydney as growth capital Sociology Bob Birrell
5/09/2008 www.thewest.com.au Melbourne population to hit '8m by 2056' Sociology Bob Birrell
1/09/2008 Radio: ABC 774 (Melbourne) Waleed Aly discusses the American Republican Convention and current affairs Politics Waleed Aly
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August

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
31/08/2008 The Sun Herals Nuclear-free zone Sociology Genevieve Heard / Bob Birrell
30/08/2008 The Age In the mood for change Politics Paul Strangio
30/08/2008 The Age The power of one Sociology Genevieve Heard
30/08/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au Right to choose a matter of debate Politics Nick Economou
29/08/2008 Newpaper.asia1.com.sg How Anwar won the Malay vote Politics James Chin
29/08/2008 Straitstimes.com Anwar to be sworn in today Politics James Chin
28/08/2008
Economista.es, Sun2surf.com Anwar rejoins Malaysia's parliament Politics James Chin
28/08/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au, Asiamedia.ucla.edu Fairfax removes age editor-in-chief day after job cut warnings Politics Nick Economou
28/08/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com.au Anwar's popularity adds to ruling party's fear and loathing Politics James Chin
23/08/2008 Herald Sun Migrants graduate to top jobs Sociology CPUR
22/08/2008 world.merinews.com Obama as prez; what 'change' will we really see? Politics Waleed Aly / Greg Barton
21/08/2008 Senews.com.au Experts lukewarm on strategy to provide affordable housing Recession, stamp duty key to prices Politics Nick Economou
21/08/2008 The Age, Brisbanetimes.com.au Move to block 'terror tv' Politics Greg Barton
20/08/2008 Radio: ABC National "Australia Talks" Denise Cuthbert says that although there is criticism in Australia for the drawn-out inter-country adoption process, fast inter-country adoptions are often associated with child-trafficking and child-laundering. Sociology Denise Cuthbert
20/08/2008 The Herald Sun Great City, but not a nice little earner Sociology Bob Birrell
18/08/2008 Radio: ABC 666 (Canberra), ABC NewsRadio (Canberra) Bob Birrell is unimpressed with the recent announcement from the Rudd Government permitting 2,500 guest workers into Australia each year Sociology Bob Birrell
18/08/2008 Radio National (Canberra) Bob Birrell states that many of those migrating to Australia are unable to find work in jobs they have trained for Sociology Bob Birrell
18/08/2008 The Herald Sun Victorian male workers miss out on economic boom. Sociology Bob Birrell
18/08/2008 The Herald Sun Battling against the boom Sociology Bob Birrell
17/08/2008 Radio National (Brisbane) Bob Birrell states that many of those migrating to Australia are unable to find work in jobs they have trained for. Sociology Bob Birrell
11/08/2008
Television: ABC1 Enough Rope with Andrew Denton Politics Waleed Aly
10/08/2008
Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Cupid's on fire in Point Cook... but lovers on both sides of the bay struggle to keep their romance alive Sociology Genevieve Heard
9/08/2008 Television: ABC1 (Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide) Jude McCulloch questions the effectiveness of anti-money laundering and terrorism laws in light of a new Commonwealth Bank fee Criminology Jude McCulloch
9/08/2008 abc.net.au/news Nazi work camp survivors face bank battle Criminology Jude McCulloch
9/08/2008 Radio National Jude McCulloch questions the effectiveness of anti-money laundering and terrorism laws in light of a new Commonwealth Bank fee Criminology Jude McCulloch
7/08/2008
news.asiaone.com, dailyexpress.com Anwar to be charged today Politics James Chin
6/08/2008 http://tvnz.co.nz Malaysia's Anwar to be prosecuted Politics James Chin
6/08/2008 www.abs-cbnnews.com Malaysia's Anwar to be prosecuted for sodomy Politics James Chin
6/08/2008 Radio: 2GB (Sydney) Genevieve Heard talks on Australia's population and fertility levels in light of comments made by the Productivity Commission. Sociology Genevieve Heard
6/08/2008 Radio: 2UE (Sydney) Bob Birrell says tax benefits and baby bonuses do not influence women to have children. Sociology Bob Birrell
6/08/2008
The Age, theage.com.au Biological clock beats bonus in the nation's need to breed Sociology Bob Birrell
6/08/2008 The Australian Boom in private sector revealed Sociology Bob Birrell
6/08/2008 Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au More to babies than a bonus Sociology Bob Birrell
4/08/2008 The Age It's time for Melbourne to take a breather in the race for growth Sociology Bob Birrell
1/08/2008 Radio: Fox FM, Triple J (Melbourne) Bob Birrell says that there is a need to slow the pace of population growth within Melbourne to ease the strain on resources. Sociology Bob Birrell
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July

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
31/07/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Hard times bite toughest challenge in 15 years, warns Brumby Sociology Bob Birrell
30/07/2008 The Australian Hard lessons in the quest for quality Sociology Alan Petersen
30/07/2008 The Weekly Times No wedded bliss from NATS merger Politics Nick Economou
28/07/2008 The Age, business.theage.com.au Long and short of a trading scheme Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
26/07/2008
The Australian What a load of bull Sociology Bob Birrell
24/07/2008 The Age Enrichment, Tolerance, Globalisation Sociology Bob Birrell
23/07/2008 Television: ABC1 - Lateline (Sydney), ABC Channel 2 - ABC News, ABC1 - News, SKY News Australia (Canberra) Bob Birrell claims the Rudd government has little chance of meeting its 2050 emissions targets it the population continues to grow Sociology Bob Birrell
23/07/2008 Radio: 3AW (Melbourne), ABC 720 (Perth), ABC 702 (Sydney), Triple J (Melbourne), 6PR (Perth), 2GB (Sydney), 2SM (Sydney), Radio National (Canberra), 3CR (Melbourne), ABC 774 (Melbourne) Bob Birrell talks about the impact of population growth in the climate change debate and the carbon emissions trading scheme. Sociology Bob Birrell
23/07/2008 news.com.au PM casts about for carbon cohorts Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 News.com.au Full story on climate 'not told' Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 Herald Sun Immigration must be cut to tackle climate change, says study Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 Radio: ABC 666 Canberra Bob Birrell and Ernest Healy have called on the Federal Government to slash its migration intake in order to meet its goal of cutting its greenhouse emissions in half by 2050 Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 theage.com.au Cut migration to cut gases Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, Canberratimes.com.au Population time bomb ticking on emissions Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 The Age Green push for migrant cuts Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
23/07/2008 abc.net.au/news Migrants to fuel emissions increase: Researchers Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
22/07/2008 Radio National (Canberra, Asia Pacific) Dennis Woodward speaks about government crackdowns in a bid to prevent terrorist attacks in the lead up to the Olympics Politics Dennis Woodward
21/07/2008
TheAge.com.au Multimedia Commentary on John Brumby's first anniversary as Premier - To view the article click here Politics Paul Strangio
21/07/2008 Radio: ABC National Denise Cuthbert discusses adoption law reform in Qld Sociology Denise Cuthbert
19/07/2008 The Age Labor's street-fighting man Politics Paul Strangio / Nick Economou
16/07/2008
Radio: ABC 774 (Melbourne) Bob Birrell states that the world as a whole is overpopulated and Australia's birth rate is high compared to other Western Countries Sociology Bob Birrell
14/07/2008 Radio: Triple J (Melbourne) Gary Bouma discusses current religious trends in Australia Sociology Gary Bouma
14/07/2008 The Age Out of touch Sociology Gary Bouma
13/07/2008 The Age, TheAge.com.au Lose the ego. Make peace with the present. Awaken. Eckhart Tolle's spiritual teachings are appealing to millions. But What's all this stuff about a new earth? Thornton McCamish examines the man pushing for the power of ... now Sociology Gary Bouma
13/07/2008 gulftimes.com A terrorist in one era turns into a champion in another Politics Waleed Aly
12/07/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au/news The king of God's country Politics Greg Barton
11/07/2008 canberratimes.com.au/news Malaysia's broad mix still waiting to merge happily Politics James Chin
9/07/2008
TheAge.com.au 'Missing link' may drive MPs from power Politics Nick Economou
9/07/2008 The Australian Voucher debate back on agenda Sociology Bob Birrell
9/07/2008 The Age Seeking to define the terrorist Politics Waleed Aly
8/07/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
8/07/2008 The Guardian, guardian.co.uk The axioms of evil Politics Waleed Aly
7/07/2008 Camden Haven Courier Council loses planning powers Sociology Bob Birrell
7/07/2008 The Age Face facts: how we live and work will change in a warmer world Sociology Carla Lipsig-Mumme
2/07/2008
Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
2/07/2008 abc.net.au/news MLA backs call to boost regional centres Sociology Bob Birrell
2/07/2008 The Weekly Times Rudd gets jolt in Nats win Politics Nick Economou
1/07/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au Breakaway move puts Jensen in bind Sociology Gary Bouma
1/07/2008 The Canberra Times, canberratimes.com Strange days in Malaysia politics Politics James Chin
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June

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
30/06/2008 Radio: ABC 936 (Hobart) Nick Economou speaks on the Franklin River blockades and the High Court decision in favour of protestors, as well as protests in general. Politics Nick Economou
30/06/2008 The Daily Telegraph, news.com.au/dailytelegraph Blue-collar area turns from Rudd Politics Nick Economou
30/06/2008 The Australian Gippsland poll gives fuel for thought Politics Nick Economou
30/06/2008 theaustralian.news.com.au Tough calls blamed for poll backlash Politics Nick Economou
30/06/2008 Bloomberg.com Democrats, once Australia's third party vacate parliament Politics Nick Economou
29/06/2008 Fatcat.com.au High petrol prices hitting outer suburbs Sociology Bob Birrell
29/06/2008 The Sunday Times Commuter pain Sociology Bob Birrell
29/06/2008 The Herald Sun And baby makes three Sociology Genevieve Heard
29/06/2008 news.com.au/heraldsun By-election bad news for labor Politics Nick Economou
2806/2008 The Canberra Times, thecanberratimes.com.au Slim labor hope as National victory tipped in Gippsland Politics Nick Economou
28/06/2008 Radio: HO FM (Hobart), 2UE (Sydney), 3AW (Melbourne) Nick Economou believes that the Nationals will retain the seat. Politics Nick Economou
27/06/2008 Radio ABC 666 (Canberra) Nick Economou believes that the Nationals will retain the seat. Politics Nick Economou
27/06/2008 Television: ABC 1 (Perth) Bob Birrell show Perth's population is growing at the fastest rate in Australian history Sociology Bob Birrell
27/06/2008 Radio: ABC 720 (Perth), Triple J (Sydney) Bob Birrell show Perth's population is growing at the fastest rate in Australian history Sociology Bob Birrell
27/06/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au City that won't sit still almost a million Melbournians have upped stakes Sociology Bob Birrell
27/06/2008 The Australian Population explosion makes western capital prime mover Sociology Bob Birrell
27/06/2008 The Age In poll position Politics Paul Strangio
26/06/2008
Radio 5AA (Adelaide) Arthur veno says that the new Queensland 'anti-bikie' legislation may drive bikie gangs to continue their criminal activity underground Politics Arthur Veno
26/06/2008 Radio: Triple J (Melbourne) Zareh Ghazarian is interviewed on the end of the Australian Democrats Politics Zareh Ghazarian
26/06/2008 The Advertiser Police chief attacks new laws bikie fear Politics Arthur Veno
25/06/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
25/06/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Gippsland watchers predict comfortable nationals win Politics Nick Economou
23/06/2008 SBS Radio Nick Economou says that Kevin Rudd's situation in the Senate is quite precarious and also comments generally on politicians. Politics Nick Economou
23/06/2008 The Australian Bikie gangs get kids for dirty work Politics Arthur Veno
22/06/2008 canberratimes.com.au Battle lines drawn in by-election Politics Nick Economou
18/06/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
18/06/2008 Mcv.e-p.net.au Straight women prefer women Sociology Kirsten Mclean
18/06/2008 The Age Whoops, I remembered not to have children! Sociology Carla Lipsig-Mumme
14/06/2008 The Age Unleashing Melbourne's green-eyed monster Sociology Bob Birrell
12/06/2008 Radio 2UE (Sydney) Genevieve Heard discusses whether marriage is going out of fashion. Sociology Genevieve Heard
11/06/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
11/06/2008 Television: ABC1 (Sydney) Bob Birrell says there has been no public discussion about Labor's decision to boost permanent migration this year by 37,500 or any accompanying justification for it in the budget papers Sociology Bob Birrell
11/06/2008 The Age When it comes to being president, is sexism the final frontier? Politics Waleed Aly
10/06/2008 cathnews.com Melbourne Catholics top a million Sociology Bob Birrell
10/06/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Values change for new chums Sociology Bob Birrell
9/06/2008 iht.com Islamic school proposal ignites fury in Australia Politics Waleed Aly
8/06/2008 The Age ...At last, the man of my dreams Sociology Genevieve Heard / Bob Birrell
7/06/2008 The Age National looks sweet, but says no slam dunk Politics Nick Economou
7/06/2008 The Age The changing face of faith in Melbourne Sociology Bob Birrell
6/06/2008 Radio ABC 936 (Hobart) Jane-Maree Maher says that we are one of the few countries in the world where working hours have increased over the last few decades The Centre for Women's Studies and Gender Research JaneMaree Maher
5/06/2008
Radio National (Canberra) Greg Barton says that the Indonesian government is serious about a ban on hardline Muslim groups Politics Greg Barton
4/06/2008 news.com.au Barack Obama a "JFK-style" target Politics Greg Barton
4/06/2008 The Australian Pathways lure more foreigners Sociology Bob Birrell
3/06/2008 Epochtimes.com Crime Agencies a Magnet for Corruption Criminology Jude McCulloch
2/06/2008 SBS Ethnic radio (Melbourne) World view says that Kevin Rudd has stumbled badly over the petrol pricing issue by suggesting they will review the GST Politics Nick Economou
2/06/2008
Radio 2UE (Sydney), ABC NewsRadio (Canberra) speaks on Sydney's migration program and recommends the NSW Government rethink its transportation system and its building industry to come to grips with the expansion. Sociology Bob Birrell
2/06/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au, scopical.com.au, comma.yourguide.com.au City to grow by a million people Sociology Bob Birrell
1/06/2008 Herald Sun - Sunday, news.com.au West looses out in bowser battle Sociology Bob Birrell
1/06/2008 africa.reuters.com Petrol fuels political woes for Australias Rudd Politics Nick Economou
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May

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
31/05/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald It's just a jump to the left Politics Waleed Aly
28/05/2008
Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
26/05/2008 The Herald Sun Premiers face the placards Politics Nick Economou
26/05/2008 The Age Notebook Sociology Bob Birrell
25/05/2008 The Age Of dogs and blogs Politics Nick Economou
24/05/2008 The Herald Sun Migrant intake a strain on cities Sociology Bob Birrell
22/05/2008 smh.com.au Girls gone wild? Sociology Jo Lindsay
22/05/2008 Radio: ABC774 Speaks about the current rental and mortgage market Sociology Bob Birrell
21/05/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
20/05/2008 The Age Business warned on migrant labour Sociology Bob Birrell
20/05/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Far-right rise from migrant push: senator Sociology Bob Birrell
19/05/2008 The Canadian press Southeast Asian nations hold emergency meeting on Myanmar relief effort Politics James Chin
19/05/2008 The china post Malaysia's ex-PM Mahathir quits ruling party, deepening cracks Politics James Chin
19/05/2008 PR-inside.com Malaysia's Mahathir cracks ruling party by quitting, urges others to follow. Politics James Chin
19/05/2008 The telegraph Mahathis fires quit salvo at PM Politics James Chin
18/05/2008 International Herald Tribune, iht.com Myanmar's mishandling of cyclone disaster deals Politics James Chin
18/05/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Girls gone wild? Sociology Jo Lindsay
17/05/2008 The Canberra Times Heads roll on chopping blog 'Anonymous' blogging is a very dangerous pursuit - and not just in the upper reaches of the Victorian Liberal Party, Michael Ruffles writes Politics Nick Economou
17/05/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Menzies' House divided Politics Nick Economou
16/05/2008 Television: ABC2 Australia Wide Speaks about the reasons behind political blogging and the Liberal party Politics Nick Economou
16/05/2008 The Australia, theaustralian.com.au Migrants 'used to lower wages' - budget 2008 - The Aftermath Sociology Bob Birrell
15/05/2008 Television: ABC1 - 7:30 Report Speaks on attacks on Ted Baillieu, Victorian Opposition Leader Politics Nick Economou
14/05/2008
The Australian Business on their agenda Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
14/05/2008 The Age Doors open to newcomers to combat skills shortage Sociology Bob Birrell
14/05/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
13/05/2008 Radio: ABC666, Radio National (Canberra) Speaks about misgivings within the Victorian Liberal Party Politics Paul Strangio
13/05/2008 Radio: ABC774 Speaks on his interpretations on the federal budget Politics Nick Economou
13/05/2008 geelongadvertiser.com.au Swan aims to please Geelong in the federal budget Politics Nick Economou
13/05/2008 bloomberg.com Rudd's Australia honeymoon faces budget test led by former pal Politics Nick Economou
13/05/2008 thecanberratimes.com Liberal infighting airs 'anti-sematic' email Politics Nick Economou
12/05/2008 Radio: ABC702 (Sydney) Speaks on problems within the Victorian branch of the Liberal party Politics Nick Economou
10/05/2008 Radio: 2UE (Sydney) Speaks about Melbournes recent population explosion Sociology Bob Birrell
09/05/2008 Television: ABC1 - Stateline Speaks on Melbournes recent population explosion Sociology Bob Birrell
08/05/2008
The Age, theage.com.au Services in crisis as city bursts at the seams Sociology Bob Birrell
07/05/2008 Television: SBS Salam Cafe Politics Waleed Aly
07/05/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Issue of the week Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
06/05/2008 theage.com.au Swimming against the tide Sociology Bob Birrell
05/05/2008 stuff.co.nz Rudd to tackle inflation in first budget Politics Nick Economou
05/05/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Planning a better designed city Sociology Bob Birrell
04/05/2008 smh.com.au/news Broke blokes' bleak outlook Sociology Bob Birrell
03/05/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Whatever you do, don't rock the boat Sociology Bob Birrell
03/05/2008 The Age, theage.com.au Skills fall short Sociology Bob Birrell
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April

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
30/04/2008 The Australian Exercise extreme caution Politics Gary Bouma
30/04/2008 Abc.net.au Indigenous population at risk from taser rollout Criminology Jude McCulloch
30/04/2008 The Age Some migrants not skilled enough Sociology Bob Birrell
30/04/2008 The Australian, theaustralian.news.com.au Call to increase capacity Sociology Bob Birrell
30/04/2008 The Australian Skills essential to success of migrant plan Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
30/04/2008 Radioaustralia.net.au Minister rejects Australia skilled migrants study Sociology Bob Birrell
30/04/2008 theaustralian.news.com.au Skills essential for migrant plan win, call to increase capacity. Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
30/04/2008 news.monstersandcritics.com Immigrants miss out on Australia's best jobs Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
30/04/2008 www.vedior.com Article mentions research by the Centre for Population and Urban Research on the skills shortage and employment rates of migrant graduates. Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
29/04/2008 Radio: ABC 666 (Canberra), Triple J (Sydney and Melbourne), ABC 891 (Adelaide), ABC 612 (Brisbane), 98.5 Sunshine FM (Perth), ABC 936 (Hobart), 2GB (Sydney). Bob Birrell discusses his research on skills shortage and employment rates of migrant graduates. Sociology Bob Birrell
29/04/2008 Television: SBS (Sydney), World News Australia Bob Birrell is interviewed on his research into skills shortage and employment rates of migrant graduates Sociology Bob Birrell
29/04/2008 Television: ABC1 (Melbourne), 7:30 Report Nick Economou discusses an upcoming election to decide upon a replacement for Peter McGuran, who has decided to retire from parliament. Politics Nick Economou
29/04/2008 Radio National (Canberra), ABC 666 (Canberra) Waleed comments on claims that the head of Griffith University's Islamic Research Service is linked to terror suspects. Politics Waleed Aly
29/04/2008 The Australian, theaustralian.news.com.au Migrant graduates failing to get jobs Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
29/04/2008 Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au Migrants add to skills crisis: study Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
29/04/2008 The Herald Sun, news.com.au/heraldsun Skills not enough for migrants Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
29/04/2008 abc.net.au Study highlights students' language barrier Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
29/04/2008 theage.com.au Skilled migrants creating probs: study Sociology Bob Birrell / Ernest Healy
29/04/2008 Radio ABC 774 (Melbourne), 702 (Sydney), Radio National (Canberra) Discusses research on the skills shortage and employment rates of migrant graduates. Sociology Bob Birrell
23/04/2008
Abc.net Indonesian women lobby for polygamy ban Politics Greg Barton
22/04/2008 TV - SBS (Sydney) World News Interviewed on jail sentences handed down to two Jemaah Islamiyah operatives Politics Greg Barton
21/04/2008
Radio ABC 936 (Hobart) interviewed on his view of the purpose of the 2020 summit. Politics Nick Economou
19/04/2008 The Age Left behind idling at the crossroads Politics Nick Economou
19/04/2008 The Australian Wedding rings less likely to reach the lower rungs Sociology Genevieve Heard / Bob Birrell
18/04/2008 The Australian, The Australian.com Guest doctors paid below market wages, Guest doctors under par on pay Sociology Bob Birrell
17/04/2008 Radio ABC 774 (Melbourne) discusses the positives and negatives of technology and the 'digital divide' Sociology Mark Davis
17/04/2008 Bangkokpost.com PM Abdullah seen bidding early farewell Politics James Chin
16/04/2008 Channel 7 (Today Tonight) interviewed on what Melbourne may look like in the year 2030 Sociology Bob Birrell
16/04/2008 Radio ABC (Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Hobart, NSW, Brisbane, Perth), Triple J (Sydney, Perth) speaks on an analysis of census data that found in the past decade there has been more growth in demand for employees with university degrees than with those with vocational or trade school qualifications. Sociology Bob Birrell
16/04/2008 Australian Visa Bureau Unions in full support of Australian Immigration Sociology Bob Birrell
16/04/2008 ABC News.net.au Industryand union groups outline skills crisis remedy Sociology Bob Birrell
16/04/2008 The Australian Anwar says he has numbers, but waits Politics James Chin
16/04/2008 Stuff.co.nz Want a husband? Get a degree Sociology Genevieve Heard
15/04/2008 Stonnington Leader Stonnington slams zones plan Sociology Bob Birrell
15/04/2008 The Daily Telegraph Interviewed about contributions to the 2020 summit Politics Waleed Aly
14/04/2008 ABC Radio 774 interviewed on John faines 'summit for the future' broadcasting from Parliament house. Sociology Bob Birrell
14/04/2008 ABC Radio 774 interviewed on John faines 'summit for the future' broadcasting from Parliament house. Politics Waleed Aly
14/04/2008 The Age.com.au War without freedom Politics Waleed Aly
13/04/2008 Television: ABC1 Compass Discusses Wawukarriya clan rituals and his reasons for learning the language Anthropology John Bradley
13/04/2008 The Age Lessons from two giants' labor of love Politics Paul Strangio
12/04/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Love your work - How job security makes wedding bells chime Sociology Genevieve Heard
10/04/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald, smh.com.au New class divisions in altared states Sociology Genevieve Heard
9/04/2008 http://lifestyle.in.msn.com/Relationships/
article.aspx?cp-documentid=1130448
Smarter women marry Sociology Genevieve Heard
8/04/2008 The Times of India Smarter women more likely to marry Sociology Genevieve Heard
8/04/2008 Radio (New Zealand) Comments on Marriage and Education Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 The Age Seeking a husband, get a degree Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 Sydney Morning Hearld Marriage prospects a few degrees closer for women Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 The Advertiser Marriage is for the wealthy Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 The Australian Wedded bliss is all a matter of degrees Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 Herald Sun Marriage? That's so very middle class these days Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 Sky News - television Comments on Marriage and Education Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 Radio: ABC666 (Canberra), 2GB (Sydney),
3AW (Melbourne), 2UE (Sydney)
Comments on Marriage and Education Sociology Genevieve Heard
7/04/2008 afp.google.com Smarter women marry, Australian research shows Sociology Genevieve Heard
6/04/2008 smh.com Seeking a husband? First get a university degree Sociology Genevieve Heard
5/04/2008 The Herald Sun Think outside the bottle to tackle drinking Sociology Jo Lindsay
3/04/2008 Radio National (Canberra) Discusses how the Aboriginal Apology speech has moulded the face of Kevin Rudd and Leadership styles of Peter Garret and Brendon Nelson Politics Paul Strangio
3/04/2008 ABC.net, ABC 666 & Radio National Comments upon the government's temporary visa plans to fill agricultural jobs Sociology Bob Birrell
3/04/2008 Radio ABC 774 Speaks about Channel 31's Salam Cafe, and the impending 2020 Summit. Politics Waleed Aly
2/04/2008
SBS Ethnic Radio Claimed that Australia's migration program is contributing to the housing affordability crisis. Sociology Bob Birrell
1/04/2008 ABC Radio National Comments on disgraced former police commissioner Noel Ashby Politics Nick Economou
1/04/2008 ABC Radio 774 Discusses Leadership; community leaders change the way a group of people look at the world. Politics Waleed Aly
1/04/2008 The Age.com.au Melbourne 'wont beat Sydney' Sociology Bob Birrell
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March

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
30/03/2008 The Star.com Keeping up with the new politics Politics James Chin
29/03/2008 The Age McEwen rocked by duel voters Politics Nick Economou
29/03/2008 Gold Coast bulletin Pay Pals Sociology Bob Birrell
28/03/2008 Radio National Comments on the Labor party legislation changes on donation disclosure and candidate funding Politics Nick Economou
27/03/2008 Herald Sun Sharing the city, but not the life Sociology Bob Birrell
27/03/2008 The Earth Times Not tea for two, just one for tea Sociology Bob Birrell
27/03/2008 Radio ABC 774 Melbourne Comments on the Prime Ministers international role Politics Paul Strangio
25/03/2008
The Age Neither fear Nor favour Politics James Walter
24/03/2008 The Gold Coast Bulletin 2020 think tank participants - Rudd names visionaries Politics Waleed Aly
24/03/2008 ABC Radio - Perth, Hobart, Melbourne Interviewed on Australia 2020 summit Politics Waleed Aly
23/03/2008 Sydney Morning Herald Summit delegate says security key point Politics Waleed Aly
23/03/2008 The Age Rudd unveils bright sparks to enlighten all Politics Waleed Aly
23/03/2008 Radio National - Brisbane Interviewed on Australias record immigration rates and population growth Sociology Bob Birrell/Genevieve Heard
20/03/2008
Radio National - Canberra Interviewed on Australias record immigration rates and population growth Sociology Bob Birrell/Genevieve Heard
20/03/2008 Herald Sun Why Tibet must go it alone Politics Dennis Woodward
18/03/2008 The Age Colour clashes reveal the true tale of two Melbournes Sociology Bob Birrell
17/03/2008 The Australian - IT Developing countries go for 457 visas Sociology Bob Birrell
14/03/2008 BYU NewsNet Australian Professor Lectures on inter-religious Understanding Politics Professor Emeritus Gary Bouma
14/03/2008 The Age Costello hangs up his scarf Politics Nick Economou
10/03/2008 Radio – ABC 720 Global terrorism study Politics Waleed Aly
10/03/2008 Radio – ABC 702 Global terrorism study Politics Waleed Aly
10/03/2008 Radio – ABC 774 Global terrorism study Politics Waleed Aly
10/03/2008 Radio – ABC 612 Global terrorism study Politics Waleed Aly
10/03/2008 Radio – Triple J Global terrorism study Politics Waleed Aly
9/03/2008
The Age TomorrowTown Sociology Dr Bob Birrell/Dr Ernest Healy
8/03/2008 Newcastle Herald The Brendan07 blues Politics Nick Economou
8/03/2008 The Canberra Times Perfectly pitched for fresh female roles Anthropology Ceridwen Spark
8/03/2008 The Canberra Times Melbourne the megacity Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
8/03/2008 The Sydney Morning Herald Talent pool drifts south in search of a dream Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
7/03/2008 Radio – ABC 666 Australian skills shortage Sociology Professor Denise Cuthbert
6/03/2008 Radio – 3AW Interview with Hinch Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
6/03/2008
Channel 7 News Interview Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
6/03/2008 Sky News Interview Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
6/03/2008 Radio – 3AW Interview Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
6/03/2008 ABC News * various Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
6/03/2008 Radio National Interview with Fran Kelly Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
6/03/2008 Radio National Secular religion and discrimination discussion Politics Waleed Aly
6/03/2008 The Australian Biggest city theory scorned as 'furphy' Sociology Dr Bob Birrell/Dr Ernest Healy
05/03/2008 Campus Review Magazine Beyond the doom and gloom Sociology Professor Denise Cuthbert
3/03/2008 The Age Yes Mister, the buck does stop with you Politics Graduate: Mary Aldred
2/03/2008
Forbes.com Australia's Rudd scores well on first 100 days in power – analysts Politics Nick Economou
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February

Date Media Title Discipline Academic

25/02/2008

The Age

Let's start working on stratergies for work in a warmer world

Sociology

Carla Lipsig-Mumme

24/02/2008

The Hindu

Indian students at the centre of Oz eduacation boom

Sociology

Dr Bob Birrell

24/02/2008

Television: Channel 9

Bikie gangs

Politics

Arthur Veno

22/02/2008

Hearld Sun

$11 bill study boom

Sociology

Dr Bob Birrell

21/02/2008

Hearld Sun

Let's try that again

Politics

Nick Economou

15/02/2008

Radio ABC 774

Discussion on the China Olympics

Politics

Waleed Aly

8/02/2008

The Age

Myths need a rethink

Sociology

Dr Bob Birrell

5/02/2008

Radio 3RRR FM Melbourne

Comments - Dredging of Port Philip Bay

Politics

Nick Economou

5/02/2008

The Australian

Parents want boys, then a girl to add to the mix

Sociology

Centre for Population and Urban Research

5/02/2008

Financial Review

Population and land a leading topic

Sociology

Dr Bob Birrell

4/02/2008

Hearld Sun

Rudd's think-tank 1000 to tackle 10 problems on our way to 2020

Sociology

Dr Bob Birrell

3/02/2008

Sunday Mail

SPORT FOCUS How shooting stars can burn out

Behavioural Studies

Peter Kelly

1/02/2008

The Age

Not quite the fruition of a dream

Politics

Waleed Aly

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January

Date Media Title Discipline Academic
30/01/2008
Radio ABC 702 Sydney ICC's decision on the Harbhanjan case Politics Waleed Aly
30/01/2008 ABC Goulburn Murry McEwen electorate may face fresh poll Politics Nick Economou
30/01/2008 Hearld Sun Population 'perfect storm' Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
28/01/2008 ABC Channel 2 (Melbourne) - 7:30 Report Debate over Soeharto's Legacy Politics Professor Greg Barton
28/01/2008 Leader – Moreland Shaping our future Politics Professor Greg Barton
27/01/2008 The Age Old Henry had it right – years ago Politics Nick Economou
26/01/2008 The Age Young Murdoch steps out of father's shadow with CMH media manoeuvre Politics Nick Economou
21/01/2008 Hearld Sun Slush fund up $469m cashbox meets OPI phone bug cost Politics Global Terrorism Research Centre
20/01/2008 The Sunday Age The end of the world (as we know it) Politics Professor Carla Lipsig-Mumme
19/01/2008 Radio National Whose English is it, anyway? Sociology Professor Denise Cuthbert
16/01/2008
Leader – Whitehorse Third in Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
16/01/2008 The Australian Catholic hits Islamic chair Politics Professor Greg Barton
15/01/2008 The Australian Uni hails move to US-style system Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
14/01/2008 The Age Unis bypassed as jobs beckon Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
11/01/2008 The Age A boy's own list of true sport heroes Sociology Dr Kate Seear
9/01/2008 The Age Cricket's racism bogy Politics Waleed Aly
9/01/2008 The Australian Deaths prompt calls for better student housing Sociology Dr Bob Birrell
7/01/2008 Hearld Sun Why we should tour Pakistan Politics Waleed Aly
5/01/2008 The Gold Coast Bulletin Bikie gang hits Politics Dr Arthur Veno
5/01/2008 The Canberra Times Brumby riding high Politics Nick Economou
4/01/2008 Hearld Sun Cricket terror warning Politics Professor Greg Barton
2/01/2008
My News India Dr. Haneef's Case: Changes to the Australian Migration Act possible Politics Waleed Aly
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