Day Three at The Daily Telegraph Day Three of my internship began slowly. I had nothing to work on and no ideas about what to write. All of a sudden I was emailed three press releases from NSW Police. The third story was the best to work on as there was CCTV of the crime(…)

Day Five at The Daily Telegraph My final day started with another quirky story – Sydney’s at times confusing parking signs.  I was sent out to see if I could get 5 or 6 good examples of parking signs that can be confusing (due to damage or the fact there can be 5 or 6(…)

Day Four at The Daily Telegraph My fourth day at The Tele began with a news meeting. It was interesting to see all the writers from different sections of the paper (business, sport, celebrity e.t.c) come together and give an update to the editors and chief’s of staff on the stories that they were working(…)

Day Two at The Daily Telegraph My second Day at the Telegraph started with an email from Rowan asking me to work on an interesting story – Australia’s first female Senior Rabbi. I was sent a media release detailing the event that was to take place and contact details for the communications person at the(…)

Day One at The Daily Telegraph I started my internship at the Telegraph on a Monday at 2PM. I was originally supposed to work the 9-5 shift but seeing as how my Jschool colleague Robert Farnan’s internship was a success doing the afternoon/night shift it was decided I would do the same. The first two(…)