 What's your Irish housing story?I am writing a book about housing policy in Ireland: can you help? |  Down and Out in DublinWhat happens when your lease ends and you have nowhere to go? Christine tells her story. |  What Cracks?An independent film shows the human cost of the Irish housing crisis. |  The Road to BrixtonA walk down the South Lambeth Road is a masterclass in the forces shaping London. |
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 A flâneur in WestfieldThe flâneur observes the dichotomy of consumer choice and elite control at work in the city. |
David Murphy | Irish-Australian journalist | production management | scheduling | copywriting | producing | web design | editing and presenting for radio | reporting on the political economy of contested spaces in post-industrial Western cities | B.A. (Hons) Politics, University of Salford (2010) | M.A. (Lond.) Television Journalism, Goldsmiths, University of London (2011) | Advanced Radio Course, Radio Training Institute, Melbourne (2017)
Photo credit: Martino Schillaci
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IRISH ANOMIE
The Irish state's post-GFC social contract takes us back to the 19th century.
THE ROAD TO BRIXTON
A walk down the South Lambeth Road is a masterclass in the forces shaping London.
READING MELBOURNE
A biography of the Southern Hemisphere's City of Literature is easy to find, if you know where to look.
A FLÂNEUR IN WESTFIELD
An inspiring documentary by Patrick Keiller highlights the work of Charles Baudelaire and Walter Benjamin.
WHAT CRACKS?
A look at the human face of the housing emergency in Ireland.
TROLLS AND FREAK SHOWS
Analysing the aftermath of the marriage equality debate with Toby Halligan, Clementine Ford, Candice Cole and Senator Penny Wong.
WRITING AN ESSAY?
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