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Diana Bossio Swinburne University of Technology, Australia Stuart Cunningham Queensland University of Technology, Australia

Brett Hutchins Monash University, Australia

Linda Jean Kenix University of Canterbury, New Zealand

Amanda Lotz Queensland University of Technology, Australia

David Nolan University of Canberra, Australia

Anna Potter University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia

Rowan Wilken RMIT, Australia

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Kate Ames Central Queensland University, Australia Heather Anderson University of South Australia, Australia

Adrian Athique University of Queensland, Australia

Susan Bye Australian Centre for the Moving Image and LaTrobe University, Australia Kim Dalton Industry & Production Expert and University of Sunshine Coast, Australia

Gillian Doyle University of Glasgow, UK

Jacqui Ewart Griffith University, Australia

Terry Flew Queensland University of Technology, Australia Gerard Goggin Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

Lelia Green Edith Cowan University, Australia

Bridget Griffen-Foley Macquarie University, Australia

Folker Hanusch University of Vienna, Austria

Nick Herd Ausfilm, Australia

Craig Hight The University of Newcastle, Australia

Terence Lee Murdoch University, Australia

Libby Lester University of Tasmania, Australia

Tania Lewis RMIT University, Australia

Donald Matheson University of Canterbury, New Zealand

Verica Rupar Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand

Frank Sligo Massey University, New Zealand

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Graeme Turner University of Queensland, Australia

C. Kay Weaver University of Waikato, New Zealand

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Teachers of TikTok: Glimpses and gestures in the performance of professional identity

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What do Indonesian start-ups communicate during the COVID-19 pandemic?

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Presenting the People's Republic: what drives images of China in the press?

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Media access to court proceedings and documents in Mainland China: The changed and unchanged

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