Sentences with phrase «cadet journalists»

(Although I wavered the day a couple of fellow cadet journalists invited me to lunch.

He and I were cadet journalists at The Newcastle Herald together decades ago.

When I came to Sydney for my first job interview as a cadet journalist I had never been in a building more than three floors high, I had never been in a lift and I had never seen an escalator.

He escaped in 1979 and became a cadet journalist on an afternoon newspaper in Sydney.

Sub-editors were hallowed figures when I started out as a cadet journalist at the Newcastle Herald waaaaaaay back in the»80s.

Instead, I became a cadet journalist at The Newcastle Herald, covering coward punches -LSB-...]

It's odd, the things that stick in my mind from the old days — the chief - of - staff wiping his generous moustache with copy paper while he assigned stories; the cadet counsellor licking his lips like a lizard every 20 seconds as he lectured us; the old guy who looked like a hobo but was actually the most revered journalist on the floor; the cadet journalist who ate a bag of fresh prawns (heads, tails and all) while on assignment with me; everyone smoking at their desks; everyone being stoked to get «VDT» pay allowances for working with computers (I'm very old).

Me who'd almost vomit every time she had to ring someone as a cadet journalist at The Newcastle Herald.

Not exact matches

ABC NEWS is delighted to announce the launch of the Caroline Jones Scholarship, a 12 - month cadet position providing financial and on - the - job development for a talented Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who aspires to be a journalist.