Senate Occasional Lecture - Judith Ireland & Greg Jericho (2014)
Channel: Australian Parliament Fan
Date: 16/10/2020

Judith Ireland is a political reporter for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. She is also the Deputy Editor, Politics and Society at The Conversation (Australia).

Greg Jericho is a former public servant and is the author of the book The Rise of the Fifth Estate: Social Media and Blogging in Australian Politics. He also ran the blog, Grog's Gamut.

This lecture was given on 27 June 2014.

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