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Australian Journal of Communication



Australian Journal of Communication

Volume 14, 1988


CONTENTS

More Elizabeth.	Convergence: A meeting of minds or a meeting of antagonists?	1-21

	As the annual Presidential Address, this paper takes as its central brief the concept of convergence that forms the theme for this year's conference

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: organizational theory

Eades Diana.	Sociolinguistic evidence in court.	22-33

	This paper examines the sociolinguistic evidence presented to the Queensland Court of Criminal Appeal in March 1987 in the case of Kelvin Condren, an aboriginal man convicted of the murder of an aboriginal woman in Queensland, in September 1983

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: conversation law race and ethnicity Pacific Rim

Chesterfield-Evans Arthur.	Why the media makes you sick: Aspects of the relationship between the media and public health.	34-47

	A number of factors interact to make much of the media's effect on health a detrimental one

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Horsfield Peter.	Issues in religious broadcasting in Australia.	48-56

	Despite the fact that there has been a continuous legislative guarantee of a significant religious presence on Australian commercial television since 1948, little of this potential has been realised

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Sless David.	Forms of control.	57-69

	Forms are used as one of the major instruments of communication between governments and citizens

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: politics and government text and writing

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