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Welcome to We Were Wrong About - a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy.

Episodes

  1. The Borders and Boundaries Episode

    06/16/2025

    The Borders and Boundaries Episode

    We Were Wrong About is a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew.Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy. In this episode, we explore the defining borders and boundaries of how we live, work, and play, and we challenge their existence in modern-day Australia.The stories are: 888 MovementReporter: Keely ForbesProducer: Thomas WilliamsonResearcher: Kristy Nicolaou Mt Arapiles Rock ClimbingReporter: Zakai SparkesProducer: Archibald McGillResearcher: Zakai SparkesResearcher: Archibald McGill Industrial West MelbourneReporter: Jack HuggetProducer: Laura JarvisResearcher: Sophia Grant Housing CrisisReporter: Miles EarlReporter: Liam GrantReporter: Ruby ReillyProducer: Liam GrantResearcher: Miles Earl Women's SportReporter: Sylvia ErsonReporter: Raia FlinosProducer: Raia FlinosResearcher: Zac Fahey____________________________________________ Episode ProductionCredits Presenter: Natalie HeslopProducer: Raia FlinosFact-Checker: Lauren LiaoStudent Executive Producer: Yvette Campitelli-SleeExecutive Producers: Tito Ambyo and Kate Jones Theme Music'Investigative Journalism' by Pinegroove from MotionArray Episode Cover ImagePhotographer: Archibald McGillPublished: April, 2025

    43 min
  2. The Change Episode

    05/23/2025

    The Change Episode

    We Were Wrong About is a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy. In this episode, we explore how our relationships to places, our bodies, and our sexualities change over time with different generations. The stories are: Queer Women’s SpacesReporters: Sophia Barrett, Matilda Linsdell, Darya MohseniProducer: Matilda LinsdellResearcher: Darya Mohseni The Docklands DilemmaReporters: Alex Masterson, Harriette HobsonProducer: Natalie FlemingResearcher: Harriette Hobson Selling SkinnyReporter: Matilda McDermottProducer: Vic BaileyResearcher: Sienna Seychell____________________________________________ Episode Production Credits Presenter: Sophia BarrettProducer: Vic BaileyFact-Checker: Harriette HobsonStudent Executive Producer: Yvette Campitelli-SleeLecturers: Tito Ambyo and Kate Jones Theme Music'Investigative Journalism' by Pinegroove from MotionArray Episode Cover ImagePhotographer: Peter Bucks | Unsplash Photo CommunityPublished: November 10, 2023License: Unsplash License (edited)

    22 min
  3. The Fix-It Episode

    05/16/2025

    The Fix-It Episode

    We Were Wrong About is a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy. In this episode, we explore some of Melbourne’s most pressing issues, and how efforts to solve them led to even bigger problems. The stories are: Behind the Red LightReporter: Liz TseregounisReporter: Ruby SilverbackProducers: Liz Tseregounis and Ruby SilverbackResearchers: Liz Tseregounis and Ruby Silverback The Ground Remembers.Reporter: Abdulrahman AbdulkaderProducer: Jason LimResearcher: Tara Clifford Big & Bigger ProblemsReporter: Isaac HaberProducer: Marquise DaleResearcher: Ben Lawson____________________________________________ Episode Production CreditsPresenter: Abdulrahman AbdulkaderProducer: Liz TseregounisFact-Checker: Marquise DaleStudent Executive Producer: Yvette Campitelli-SleeExecutive Producers: Tito Ambyo and Kate Jones Theme Music'Investigative Journalism' by Pinegroove from MotionArray Episode Cover ImagePhotographer: Luis Villasmil | Unsplash Photo CommunityPublished: August 12, 2019License: Unsplash License

    18 min
  4. The Election Episode

    05/09/2025

    The Election Episode

    We Were Wrong About is a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy. In this episode, we look at myths and mistakes around elections in Australia, and a story about how we got things wrong about the Job-Ready scheme. The stories are: The history of the Democracy SausageReporter: Nyah BarnesReporter: Natalie HeslopProducer: Alyssa FraserResearcher: Beatrice TanIs there such a thing as a wasted vote?Reporter: Dharni GiriReporter: Yvette Campitelli-SleeProducer: Molly InglisResearcher: Lauren Liao The Job-Ready packageReporter: Charlotte WilkesReporter: Rani FletcherProducer: Charlotte Wilkes and Rani FletcherResearchers: Charlotte Wilkes and Rani Fletcher____________________________________________ Episode Production CreditsPresenter: Keely ForbesProducer: Molly InglisFact-Checker: Nyah BarnesStudent Executive Producer: Yvette Campitelli-SleeExecutive Producers: Tito Ambyo and Kate Jones Theme Music'Investigative Journalism' by Pinegroove from MotionArray Episode Cover ImagePhotographer: I Zhang (@iz07) | Unsplash Photo CommunityPublished: Jan 3, 2025Licence: Unsplash Licence

    22 min
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Welcome to We Were Wrong About - a podcast that takes a second look at things we thought we knew. Brought to you by RMIT's final-year journalism students, each episode examines the myths and misunderstandings that have shaped Australian culture, beliefs, and policy.

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    RMIT Journalism Students
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