The 2022 Australian and New Zealand Communications Association (ANZCA) conference was held in November at the University of Wollongong. Over 4 days the conference showcased new directions for research focusing on fundamental changes occurring across the broad sectors of communication, journalism, digital health, and digital media. This included burgeoning research and methodological frameworks in public and health communication, civic participation, and community building. The conference focused on the specific theme of “Communicating through Chaos: Connection, Disruption, Community,” which garnered much interest within the ANZCA community. Due to the apparent wane of the pandemic, we were finally able to hold an in-person conference again after 2 years of gathering virtually amid Covid-19 lockdowns and travel and social restrictions. As such, the event attracted more than 550 participants representing 16 countries, who contributed to more than 200 conference presentations and pane
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paul-influenced delegates can mess around at this convention. they re not going to deny romney the nomination. we know. the party platform is a big deal and guess what? also the v.p. nomination. there is no pledge on that. if, somehow, paul is somehow influencing 30%, 40% of delegates there, it s going to be a raucous convention, it s not going to make the prettiest of pictures that mitt romney s campaign would like to paint that week when it s supposed to be all about introducing the country to the republican ticket. all right. turning now to other stories that i m watching this morning today. the senate is votes on a bill to prevent student loan interest rates from doubling to nearly 7% this summer. democrats want to pay for toox private companies looking funding designated for the president s health care law. you ll see it pass and a conference issue. a new congressional office report says the us government