Is the electoral college the best way to run an election? Bridget Rollason takes a look at the American democratic system which can be confusing for...
Bridget Rollason
Why the biggest threats to U.S national security may not be from the outside
What is the biggest threat to national security in the United States? Many people’s minds would probably turn to the two Cs – China and climate change.
But as the World Press Institute fellows sat down with The Wall Street Journal’s Associate Editor John Bussey, he proposed an entirely different and more unexpected danger – debt.
How do conservatives salvage support from the youngest generations?
As conservative parties around the world struggle to engage young voters, some U.S Republicans are warning their poor election results with millennials and Gen Z could become a serious threat to the future of the party.
How is the Asia Pacific fighting the ‘fake news’ war?
4 in 5 Australians were exposed to dangerous misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic, but how is the Asia Pacific region fighting the fake news war? Bridget Rollason takes a look
Coping with PTSD as a journalist in an unrelenting news cycle
Sarah Thamer was reporting live on TV when someone tried to run her over with their car,
while covering the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Milwaukee in 2020.
How one tiny American town is battling climate change
The remote Minnesotan community of Grand Marais is feeling the effects of climate change. Last year two teenagers pushed the council to declare a local “climate emergency” and create an action plan. Bridget Rollason explores how the town is handling the issue in this TikTok.