Allison Chan is an Audio Project Manager & Producer at a leading media organization. She specializes in creating compelling audio content that explores themes of storytelling and innovation within the media landscape. Her work has been featured in The Guardian and Media Industry Observer.
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Allison Chan's coverage primarily focuses on Australian politics, controversies, media, social issues and healthcare. She frequently features expert commentary and government announcements in her articles. If you have expertise or insider knowledge related to Australian political affairs, controversial topics, media landscape or healthcare policies and can offer insightful commentary on these subjects, your pitch is more likely to catch Allison's attention.
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By: Allison Chan, Sanjana Jose, Tom Mcilroy, Daniel Semo
Former Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk speaks to political editor Tom McIlroy about being underestimated during her time in politics and how she became a three-term premier who ended on her own terms
Ethnic studies students presented digital storytelling projects during “Telling Testimonios: Our Stories, Our Truths” in the Cosumnes River College Art Gallery on Monday. The event, co-hosted with MI CASA, focused on testimonio, a form of first-person storytelling that highlights lived experiences and exposes social injustice. Students used digital media to combine visuals, audio and writing...
Students, staff and community organizations gathered at Cosumnes River College to recognize Denim Day, an annual event observed on the last Wednesday of April focused on raising awareness about sexual violence and supporting survivors. Held during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the event emphasized education, visibility and access to resources. Kat Gaston, a mental health advocate...
By: Miles Herbert, Allison Chan, Tom Mcilroy
The independent candidate Michelle Milthorpe speaks to political editor Tom McIlroy about this Saturday’s by-election in Sussan Ley’s former seat of Farrer, and why this previously safe Coalition seat is now expected to be a tight two horse race with none of the major parties in serious contention
By: Tom Mcilroy, Allison Chan
Political editor Tom McIlroy speaks to the minister who, alongside treasurer Jim Chalmers, is leading the decision making on steering the economy
Students shared final projects, including original films, public service announcements and live television productions, during the spring Radio, Television and Film Showcase in Cosumnes River College’s Recital Hall on Friday. The showcase featured projects from multiple RTVF production classes and gave students an opportunity to present work that highlights the hands-on experiences the program has...
By: Patrick Commins, Tom Mcilroy, Lu Hill, Allison Chan
Political editor Tom McIlroy and economics editor Patrick Commins speak with Jim Chalmers about the criticisms that his ‘reforming’ and ‘ambitious’ budget, while historic, stands to benefit a relatively small number of Australians
The shadow treasurer speaks with political editor Tom McIlroy about Paul Keating’s criticism of the Coalition’s response to Labor’s tax reforms, and defends Angus Taylor’s controversial migration policy
By: Peter Lewis, Lu Hill, Allison Chan, Josh Butler
Josh Butler and Peter Lewis discuss the political challenges that Labor faces on its proposed reforms to housing and tax policy
By: Allison Chan, Tom Mcilroy
The former Greens MP and housing spokesperson speaks to political editor Tom McIlroy about returning to policies that improve the lives of Australians in material ways – and why he thinks political nihilism defines One Nation
