NowUC, the Uni of Canberra’s online news site has been throwing some interesting stuff up from time to time for a while now. Mainly a vehicle for journalist students and as a source of campus news they do manage to get interviews with some interesting and influential individuals. So imagine our surprise when in watching Natalie Loudon’s piece on tourism in the ACT during which she focuses on the effect of online activity and interviews the Shadow Minister for Tourism and former Opposition Leader Brendan Smyth she leads in talking about RiotACT and even talks to our recently departed editor JB. Despite momentary distraction by a background cameo it’s an interesting piece in it’s own right and I would not be surprised if we see young Natalie’s face on the TV in years to come.
Jessie Price's campaign for Bean just got a whole lot of Wiz factor
Viv Holst1 hour ago
Ms Price sounds intelligent and is connected well with the community thinking. No other city, state… View
JustSaying1 day ago
@Capital Retro It certainly does, CR … independents “doing their best to hold whoever is in… View
Capital Retro1 day ago
Says it all, doesn't it?: https://www.climate200.com.au/podcast View
Canberra drivers confirmed as country's most 'dangerous'
Anne Maree Crowe2 hours ago
Well at least it's not my imagination. There are so many impatient and aggressive drivers in… View
Mark McIntosh3 hours ago
I call BS! Canberrans going through red lights is more like 75%. Everytime they look for a new logo… View
Seano3 hours ago
It's not though, and comments like this don't really help if the goal is to get the ACT government… View
Ban on fossil fuel advertising 'just the first step' for the ACT
Leon Arundell3 hours ago
Canberrans have one of the world's highest per capita carbon footprints. We are indeed "leaders when… View
Axon3 hours ago
Why would I try to predict that, Penfold? I am not an energy supplier. However, I am sure you are… View
Penfold4 hours ago
JS - could you please point me to the proven scientific relationship between CO2 and global… View
AEC acknowledges influencers in federal election, with updated advice on authorisations
GrumpyGrandpa3 hours ago
"The AEC declared Ms Chatfield’s podcasts to be fine without political authorisation statements… View
JustSaying5 hours ago
@Futureproof Well, Fp, if you confuse "Tanya Plibersek" in large letters on a t-shirt with "AEC… View
JustSaying7 hours ago
@Max_Rockatansky Actually, the issue, to which you have provided a link, referred to "campaign… View
