Marisa Wikramanayake

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  • Journalism

    Interviewing techniques from the BBC

    June 18, 2016 / No Comments

    The BBC has an arm called the BBC Academy. In this video Peter Allen discusses interviewing techniques for journalists to use.  

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    Kerry Greenwood's Unnatural Habits

    January 3, 2013 / 6 Comments

      I discovered Greenwood quite by chance somewhere around 2007. And ever since I have eagerly awaited the next installment of a Phryne Fisher or Corrinna Chapman mystery. You can just imagine how thrilled I was when ABC started airing the TV series of Phryne Fisher last year. Accordingly I was excited to find a new offering – Phryne’s 19th outing Unnatural Habits. I bought it to read on my flight overseas at the end of the year and avoided it till I was in my plane seat. Phryne is much the same, the same devil may care attitude towards social conventions that don’t make any sense, the same thrill…

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