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We're backNew Australia Media is back in action, working to give a voice to those who are missing – and sometimes misrepresented – in the daily media. We are looking for young people from a diverse range of backgrounds to write stories about their lives, communities, events, issues or people you admire. If you have a story to tell, or an idea you would like to explore, we will link you with a mentor to help you along the path to publication. We work in words, sound, video and have some of the best journalists in Australia volunteering as mentors. Student deaths: Government has the tools, time to use themWesa Chau
Eid - for Muslims and non-MuslimsBy Fatima Dennaoui
Balibo Five Remembered, 34 Years OnBy Laura Borghouts
Balibo is a small village in the Bonabaro region of East Timor, just 10 kilometers from the Indonesian border. It was there that the five newsmen and technicians from Channel 7 and Channel 9 TV networks planned to capture footage of Indonesian troops setting foot in the former Portuguese territory.
New Australia Media is Featured in DIAC NewsroomNew Australia Media is featured in an article on the Department of Immigration and Citizenship's online newsroom:
Canberra - Young migrant Australians are brushing up their literary skills with the help of some of Melbourne’s foremost professional writers and journalists.
NGO’s Appeal to Donors for Aid to Development of East TimorBy Setyo Budi
A voice of hope for Afghanistan's womenBy Frud Bezhan
Hip Hop HopeBy Brooke from A.R.A.B.
Indonesia widens pornography definitionBy Jennifer Henderson
Hardline Islamic parties such as KAMMI and The Justice Party have pressured the government to pass the bill. A day before the law was passed hundreds of Muslim Indonesians rallied for its support in Jakarta. They claimed that the bill was vital to protect women and children from sexual attacks.
Bitter ChocolateBy Lisa Williams
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New America MediaNew Australia Media (NAM-Oz) was inspired by its partner New America Media (NAM), the largest collaboration and advocate of 2000 ethnic news organizations in the US. NAM News
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