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After graduating from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Arts degree, Doogue intended to train as a school teacher, but instead decided to apply for a cadetship at The West Australian newspaper.
Geraldine Doogue completed a Bachelor of Arts and planned to train as a schoolteacher in Perth, but in 1972 applied on impulse for a cadetship in journalism with the West Australianinstead. She went on to write for the Australian, and spent two years at the London bureau for the Murdoch group’s Australian papers.
Nov 30, 2023 · A profile of Geraldine Doogue AO, recognised for her Outstanding Contribution to Journalism at the 2023 Walkley Awards.
6 days ago · Plenary Matters. Join prominent Australian broadcaster Geraldine Doogue as she follows two big events in the life of the Catholic Church in Australia and worldwide. Australia's Plenary Council concluded in 2022 but the deliberations will continue to shape the Church in the years to come.
Feb 20, 2024 · Geraldine Doogue AO. Event series. 'Australia and the World' Annual Lecture. SHARE. Expanding our friendship circle ---- the Australian dilemma. What are the secrets to Australia making and keeping robust friendships within our region? Why do we seem to cycle between infatuation and hostility, with far too little in between?
Nov 20, 2018 · Geraldine Doogue, Marian Wilkinson, Andrew Olle and Maxine McKew are recognised for their contribution to journalism — here's why.
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In the final instalment of our New Frontlines mini-series, we look at the ideological fault-lines that are dividing countries from within. Identity, values and fears are being weaponised by those on t... – Listen to THE NEW FRONTLINES 04: The battle for hearts and minds by Global Roaming with Geraldine Doogue and Hamish Macdonald instantly on your tablet, phone or browser - no downloads needed.
