ABOUT CAROL SAFFER
Carol, an award-winning journalist, filed news and feature stories for the Times News Group, a regional independently-owned media organisation, for two mastheads - The Ballarat Times News Group and The Golden Plains Times.
She was previously a reporter with The Moorabool News, a Victorian rural newspaper.
Her business news and feature stories have been published in The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald .
Carol also has experience as a lead writer for online classic music magazine CutCommon.
Awards
AWARDS
Melbourne Press Club 2017 Student Journalist of the Year
The $10 billion battle for the nation's stationery cupboards....read
The Age - Business Day 3rd October 2017
Melbourne Press Club 2016 Student Journalist of the Year- Highly Commended
How a South Yarra dinner party and Harold Holt saved a Jewish boy from Hitler....read
Sydney Morning Herald 4th December 2016
PUBLISHED WORK
The following is a selection of some of my writing.
Each pieces is unique in style and content, and represents a distinct moment in my career.
Together they illustrate my skills as a journalist.
BALLARAT TIMES NEWS GROUP
Battling Ebola - a journey from Brown Hill to Sierra Leone to New York...read
Exciting times ahead for Rising Star....read
Organ donor recipients support each other....read
Environment is as important as profit for business....read
Sarah Henderson ready for next bout....read
What has the selfie done to photographic portraiture....read
THE MOORABOOL NEWS
Making dough from wheat....read
A backyard is all you need....read
Pollie gives a crap....read
CWA - not just scones and tea....read
FAIRFAX MEDIA
The $10 billion battle for the nation's stationery cupboards....read
How a South Yarra dinner party and Harold Holt saved a Jewish boy from Hitler....read
How Bondi Born launched a bikini empire by exporting first....read
Hot-desking and smartphones are driving a back pack boom....read
Display 'stumble' sends profit tumbling at Reject Shop....read
All banks ‘tarred’ but customers sticking with CBA....read
'It still happens' - white men still dominate ASX boards....read
