This emotional history story is about a woman who discovered at a very young age that she couldn't have children. It portrays her journey of how she dealt with this, and what helped her go on with her life. 

IN: When I was 
OUT: A child myself
DURATION: 2 minutes


JRNL102 Emotional History

JRNL102 Assesment 1 Story Draft

Forever Projects have seen a decrease in the number of children being abandoned to orphanage, as more community members have been taking part.

Duration: 57 seconds
IN: So
OUT: Issue

Script:  “So what’s unique about forever projects is that we work with families to help their kids, before the situation becomes so dired that their child’s abandoned or worse who lives their life to infant mortality, so we are referred families from the local social welfare, or the police, local hospital, and these are families where their child is sick because of malnourishment, so we work closely with those families to address malnourishment, via adequate nutritional support, because their mother has either passed away or is unable to lactate, produce breast milk, once that child has regained their health, and their weaned of that, of that milk, we then set that family up in a business to provide a sustainable income for their own kids so that they don’t have to reply on future handouts. We’ve noticed that this has had a significant improvement in the number of children that end up in an orphanage context, because were getting to this problem before it becomes too large of an issue”

JRNL203 Story 1- Forever Projects

Research shows that the past fire fighter fitness test was incapable of determining whether firefighters are fit for the job.

IN: Studies
OUT: Requires
Duration: 14 seconds

Script: 
Studies undertaken by University of Wollongongs (UOW) research centre have shown that the fitness test did not attribute to the physical, or physiological demands the job requires.

Jrnl203 Voice Radio- News story 2

Research shows that the past fire fighter fitness test was incapable of determining whether firefighters are fit for the job.

Script:
Professor Nigel A.S. Taylor: “instead of decisions for employment being based upon gender, they can be based on upon matters whether the person can or cannot do the job. So can a woman do the task or can a man do the task, that’s not relevant, can a person do the task, can a person do that task no matter what age that person is, regardless of the gender, regardless of the age, so the purpose of this was to remove, age, gender, and racial discrimination from firefighter recruitment and also minimise the risk of injury”. 

Duration: 34 seconds
IN: Instead
OUT: Injury

Jrnl203 News Story 2- Research

This is a interview I conducted with Slobodan Lalusic, a local individual who talked about his war experience. In this interview the interviewee talks about what it was like being apart of the war. He talks about his life and all that he has been through. He talks about his family, and the difficulties he encountered being apart of the war. Mr. Lalusic addresses the challenges he faced moving to a unknown, new country, Australia and the challenges of not being able to speak English. It is a very strong and interesting story.

Local Profile: Mr Slobodan Lalusic, JRNL201

Research shows that the past fire fighter fitness test was incapable of determining whether firefighters are fit for the job.

Script: 
Studies undertaken by University of Wollongongs (UOW) research centre have shown that the fitness test did not attribute to the physical, or physiological demands the job requires.

Professor Nigel A.S. Taylor: “instead of decisions for employment being based upon gender, they can be based on upon matters whether the person can or cannot do the job. So can a woman do the task or can a man do the task, that’s not relevant, can a person do the task, can a person do that task no matter what age that person is, regardless of the gender, regardless of the age, so the purpose of this was to remove, age, gender, and racial discrimination from firefighter recruitment and also minimise the risk of injury”.

IN: Studies
OUT: injury 
Duration: 48 seconds

Jrnl203- Fire Fighter Research

Local business owner’s concerned that Wollongong City Councils future strategy plan will adversely impact his business.

The Councils Lord Mayor Gordon Bradbery says the future strategy plan is designed to benefit the city with residential and commercial developments set to occur at the premises. 

He further clarifies that the plan is in the best interest of all businesses on the premises.

TIME: 2:42
FW: The Wollongong City Council…
LW:… 15 years or more even.

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