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Victoria Rollison is 30 years old and lives in Adelaide with her fiancé and 3 cats. She loves current affairs, politics, reading, renovating houses, watching football (AFL – go Port Adelaide!), going to movies and most importantly…. writing!
Victoria has a day job (in the marketing/communications field) and many other community and social commitments in her life — but still finds plenty of time to write.
You can read more by Victoria Rollison on her blog victoriarollison.com.
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[...] Victoria Rollinson says her disillusionment with Australian media has caused her to turn away from mainstream sources and seek out independent views — including IA. By Victoria Rollinson [...]
[...] Victoria Rollinson says her disillusionment with Australian media has caused her to turn away from mainstream sources and seek out independent views — including IA. By Victoria Rollinson [...]
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[...] news and current affairs consumer Victoria Rollison has lost faith in Fairfax and the ABC — and it [...]
[...] When it comes to the asylum seeker issue, making incremental improvements in unsatisfactory circumstances may be the best we can hope for, says Victoria Rollison. [...]
[...] Opposition leader Tony Abbott was subjected to some rare scrutiny from the mainstream media. Victoria Rollison imagines some of the questions she wishes he was [...]
[...] Not only is Julia Gillard being attacked by the Opposition and the media, she is also being undermined by her own so-called supporters, says Victoria Rollison. [...]
[...] Victoria Rollison believes a fearful electorate in an uncertain economic world will help Julia Gillard will win the next election. [...]
[...] Vic Rollison reports on a shocking – and revealing – week for Australia’s alternative prime minister, Tony Abbott. [...]
[...] Graham Jackson reviews IA contributor Victoria Rollison’s new political thriller, with the author giving away free copies of her book (details at the [...]
[...] Does the culture of Abbott’s Liberal Party dictate that the behaviour of Jones towards Julia Gillard is not only condoned, but supported and encouraged, asks Victoria Rollison. [...]
[...] Something amazing happened on Tuesday — a brave but grieving prime minister stood up for herself and for equality in a speech that rocked the world, says Victoria Rollison. [...]
[...] Social media has has given the people power ― and the gatekeepers of the mainstream media don’t like it, says Victoria Rollison. [...]
[...] because of a loss of authority and credibility, and a failure to engage with its audience, says Victoria Rollison. Mark Colvin delivering the Andrew Olle [...]
[...] mainstream press fails to grasp the opportunities social media presents, says Victoria Rollison, including the ABC’s “Social Media Reporter” — Latika [...]
[...] over her 1990s lawyering days has echoes of the Birther Movement in the U.S. vs Barack Obama, says Vic Rollison — and will end [...]
[...] The 2DayFM prank call tragedy, and world’s failure to combat climate change, are obvious examples of depressing market failures, says Victoria Rollison. [...]
[...] happened in Australia, Nixon would need to confess before our old media would report the scandal. Victoria Rollison [...]
[...] Another Liberal Party frontbencher who has trouble winning an argument without a visit to Bullshit Mountain is Malcolm Turnbull, says Vic Rollison. [...]