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About elisehughan

As a journalism student, we were always told to give a voice to the voiceless. With a plethora of online media these days, it's difficult to tell who exactly that might be. But there's no harm in trying, is there?

The Great Gatsby as a film, not adaptation

With all the pomp and ceremony we’ve come to love from director Baz Luhrmann, ‘The Great Gatsby’ roared into our cinemas last week, shooting to number one in the biggest opening weekend for an Australian film.

Grossing more than 6.7 million dollars, this ‘Great American novel’ shot in Australia has been listed as the most successful adaptation yet.

But for those who haven’t read the book, how does it sit as a stand alone movie?

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The Great Catsby

The Great CATsbyThey’re glamorous, affectionate and love showing off, but the stars of this key feature aren’t searching for love or money; they’re looking for a home.

Last night The Lost Dogs’ Home opened their doors until 9 to celebrate their first themed adoption event, The Great Catsby. Coinciding with the release of the blockbuster film, the Catsby sought to make the Home more accessible to those working during the day, with staff dressing up to get in on the action.

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The Great Australasian Beer SpecTAPular

Tasting paddles

Tasting paddles

Pale ales, wheats and malts – they’re all here.

The Great Australasian Beer SpecTAPular celebrates one of Australia’s most loved traditions; the art of beer drinking in the middle of the afternoon.

With a selection of 92 brews specially crafted for the event, plus some variations on old favourites, this beer fest is its third year after first being held at the Local Taphouse pubs in St Kilda and Darlinghurst in 2011. Two years and a Royal Exhibition Building later, GABS gives local and international brewers the chance to test their creations on some willing and soon-to-be-intoxicated Melburnians.

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Food Revolution Day 2013

Today is Food Revolution Day, an initiative started by Jamie Oliver last year to raise awareness of the importance of good food and food education, particularly in schools. The day’s motto, cook it, share it, live it, aims to bring people around the world together to share their kitchen skills and learn more about what they cook.

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Online CV

PROFILE

My most recent employment has been as a production assistant in the Network Ten newsroom based in Melbourne.

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Video showreel

I’ve recently produced a 1.30 video showreel for my portfolio. To protect the privacy of those involved in this piece, I’ve decided not to publish the video publically online.

If you are interested in viewing my showreel please email me at elise.hughan@gmail.com for a copy of the link.


Crayons and Controls

From home theatres to childrens’ play areas, you can design home automation around your lifestyle and family.

A home theatre picture in picture unit can monitor security cameras while using a home entertainment system.


Safety first

With epoxy resins becoming more widely used in Australia, the need to further understand their associated hazards also rises.

Hazardous materials must be labelled and registered correctly, as well as identified to the worker handling them.

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Pipes made of stronger stuff

With controversy surrounding the use of Bisphenol A in everyday plastic products, is the compound in our plumbing goods?

Bisphenol A can be found in plastic products and resins.

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What does this button do?

A smart home isn’t just about the gadgets, it’s about knowing how to use your home’s controls to their maximum capacity.

Lighting, security and entertainment systems can all be controlled at the touch of a button.

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