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Jack Latimore

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About

Jack Latimore is an Indigenous researcher with the Centre for Advancing Journalism. He is currently involved in the development of several projects aimed at improving the quality of Indigenous representation and participation in the mainstream media-sphere. His journalism work has appeared in Koori Mail, Guardian Australia, Overland and IndigenousX.

Past Events

New News by the Centre for Advancing Journalism

From the Ground Up: New Media and Indigenous Reporting

Jack Latimore, Allan Clarke, Amy McQuire, Paul Daley, Steve Gumerungi Hodder Watt

Past event

10 Oct

New News by the Centre for Advancing Journalism

Not Just News to Us: Disruption and Indigenous New Media

Jack Latimore, Luke Pearson, Michelle Lovegrove, Lisa Waller, Summer May Finlay

Past event

28 Oct

The Next Big Thing

Nano Edition

Jack Latimore, Deserae Horswood, Kathryn Ross, Madeline Bailey

Past event

5 Dec

Represent: Paul Daley and Jack Latimore on Black Stories and Media

Jack Latimore, Paul Daley

Past event

29 Mar

The Festival of Questions

The Festival of Questions: Day Pass

Julian Burnside, Oslo Davis, Geraldine Doogue, Lauren Duca, Gareth Evans, Deborah Frances-White, Rebecca Huntley, Krissy Kneen, Anna Krien, Jack Latimore, Kenan Malik, George Megalogenis, Shireen Morris, Shen Narayanasamy, Rita Panahi, Jordan Raskopoulos, Helen Razer, Jamila Rizvi, Geoffrey Robertson, Sally Warhaft, Tim Wilson

Past event

15 Oct

The Festival of Questions

Questions for the Nation: Melbourne

Gareth Evans, Julian Burnside, Geraldine Doogue, Jack Latimore, Shireen Morris, Helen Razer, Jamila Rizvi, Deborah Frances-White, Rebecca Huntley

Past event

15 Oct

Black Lives Matter: In Conversation

Patrisse Cullors, Rodney Diverlus, Jack Latimore

Past event

4 Nov

New News by the Centre for Advancing Journalism

Indigenous News

Jack Latimore, Gary Foley

Past event

10 Nov
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