About the Communications Team
The Communications Team is Woroni’s first point of contact for many. We’re responsible for supporting the entire team in promoting what we do as a student organisation and engaging with the wider ANU community, and publics.
We’re looking for Communications Officers and Events Officers to support the Communications Editor in the promotion of Woroni’s work.
You’ll be joining a supportive, tight-knit team. You may have seen our work on social media, or in our events like the recent Fun Time Woroni. In growing the team, we’re hoping to do bigger and better projects!
Communications Officer
Our Communications Officers are responsible for the running of our socials. Think: maintaining our Instagram and Facebook accounts and creating posts to promote Woroni’s projects, events and publications. You’ll work closely with the entire Woroni team and engage with the wider ANU student community.
Ideally, you will:
be experienced in creating engaging social media content
know your way around Canva
have a creative flair and strong attention to detail
be able to adhere to strict, rolling deadlines
be a team player and a strong communicator
Events Officer
Our Events Officers are responsible for the organisation and running of Woroni events. Think: booking venues, organising budgets, promoting the event and ensuring everything runs smoothly on the day. You’ll work closely with the entire Woroni team and engage heavily with the wider ANU student community.
Ideally, you will:
have experience in organising events
be a strong communicator with both internal and external stakeholders
be able to adhere to rolling, strict deadlines
be a team player
A note on our role ‘desirabilities’
Please remember: the lists above are not requirements. The most important thing is a genuinely keen attitude to join Woroni, and contribute to student journalism. Our Communications Team will be here to support you and help develop the skills required of the roles.
If you’re interested in one of the roles (or even both!), please fill out the form below.
Applications close June 23 2025
These are ongoing, volunteer positions. Ideally, you’ll be ready to begin the position in July, in preparation for Bush Week and Semester 2.
If you have questions, please contact communications@woroni.com.au
Want to join the Comms Team?
We’re looking for Communications and Events Officers to join the team!
Create art for Woroni’s online, radio and print content, adhering to strict deadlines and quality controls.
Be responsive to the Art Editor, attend meetings, Woroni events and social activities.
Sub-Editors must be able to adhere to strict deadlines and work as part of a team, including other Artists, the Senior Artist and the Art Editor. They will be expected to attend meetings roughly once per term as well as any other Woroni events and workshops.
As an Artist you will create between three and six artworks per print cycle (depending on what is assigned to you by the Art Editor), which will be published in print and/or online. Artists need to have proficiency in producing art of specific structural qualities (ppi, sizing, colour palette etc.). Previous experience in art and/or design is an advantage, but by no means necessary.
Ideal candidates will be
an innovative and creative thinker
a fantastic communicator
a team player
a good planner
approachable
Application form is below. Applications will close on Monday the 17th of February.
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Woroni is hiring for Semester 1 2024! Positions are available across our Art, Management, News, Radio and TV portfolios.
At Woroni we are committed to:
producing interesting, entertaining, informative and regular content across our print, multimedia, radio and online media platforms;
contributing to a sense of university identity and reflecting the scholarly and cultural diversity of the ANU community;
promoting open public dialogue and debate in the ANU community;
promoting awareness of the variety of curricular and extra-curricular activities undertaken by students at ANU;
discovering and developing the creative talents of students at ANU in journalism and the media arts;
promoting the best practice in professional journalism; and
being innovative and exploring new media forms.
A great student media organisation is for everyone. Student media should promote conversations, and provide a platform for people with different views, identities and lived experiences. Our ultimate aim is to build a culture of inclusivity and diversity across our platforms. A large portion of ANU’s students relocate to Canberra to study, which means our community is extremely diverse. Woroni is funded by, created by and consumed by ANU students, and our mission is to produce print, radio and television content that truly reflects this community.
Woroni is committed to diversity in hiring and encourages applications from ANU students of all backgrounds. These are volunteer positions, however individuals may receive an honorarium based on their commitment to the role. If you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woronieic@gmail.com. If you would like to contribute to our mission, see below for how you can get involved with student media!
Applications will close at midnight on Sunday the 18th of February 2024. Interviews may be conducted at any time throughout or after the application period.
ART
The Woroni Art team has many exciting opportunities available for ANU students interested in all aspects of art and graphic design. We encourage absolute creative freedom in your artistry. Becoming a part of the team is a great way for you to get experience in having your work published (and looks great on any resume or in any portfolio). It can also help with giving you as an artist an extra boost in confidence in your own skills and ability by providing you with a platform to show off your skills. The actual workload is bent to accommodate each individual’s other commitments. There will be three different Sub-Editor roles available within the Art portfolio and all Sub-Editor will be responsible for creating a number of pages for each Woroni print edition. Each role will then have additional duties, as detailed below. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woroniart@gmail.com.
Artist:
Artists are responsible for creating consistently high quality art for Woroni and must be able to stick to strict deadlines. Usually, this is three to six pieces of art per print cycle, to be published either online or in print. Additionally, the work requires proficiency in producing art of specific structural qualities (PPI, sizing, CMYK colour palette etc.). Artists must be responsive to the Art Editor and are expected to attend meetings, Woroni events and social activities. Artists are also expected to contribute to the marketing and promoting of content. Some experience in producing art and/or designs under instruction is preferred but not required. Ideally, Artists would work well within a team, are approachable, and want to bring their own ideas to the team!
Apply to join the Art Team here
MANAGEMENT
If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woronieic@gmail.com.
Social Media Sub-Editor:
Social Media Sub-Editors work with the Woroni board and other sub-editors to manage our online platforms and overall image. This includes scheduling posts across platforms for teams, creating and designing infographics, and pitching and making independent posts.
Social Media sub-editors are expected to work 5-10 hours per week, including attending a fortnightly meeting. We’re looking for someone who is enthusiastic, skilled with social media, and wants to get involved in student media.
Apply to join the Social Media Team here
Senior Events Officer:
The Senior Events Officer will work alongside the rest of the management team, including two events officers, to organise, coordinate and manage events run and funded by Woroni. The individual will work closely with the Executive and the rest of the Board to plan events and ensure the administration work of organising events is completed effectively and in a timely manner. The ideal candidate will have significant experience in organising events, will be effective in both written and verbal communication and will be able to help manage a small team. The successful individual will be expected to commit an average of 7-10 hours a week across the semester.
Events Officer:
Woroni is looking for an Events Officer to help us run and manage a variety of events throughout the semester. With a large budget and organisational support, this is a great chance to get involved in event planning and understand the administration of Woroni. Experience organising events in and outside ANU is preferable but not required. Required work includes planning events, contacting suppliers, booking venues, MCing and helping to support our Board as they run events. Events Officers are expected to dedicate an average 5-8 hours per week and attend fortnightly meetings.
Apply to join the Events Team here
NEWS
Woroni’s News Team reports on the current affairs impacting the ANU community and students in particular. It is a fast-paced work environment where members of the team report on a variety of topics, ranging from student politics, changes to the University’s policies, to the Federal Budget. The News Team meets each week and everyone meets tight deadlines. It is a fun, closely-knit team that helps create excellent writers who work well under pressure. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woroninewseditor@gmail.com.
Senior News Reporter:
Senior News Reporters are responsible for the coverage of news stories and relevant information, while also sourcing news leads, researching and investigating stories, writing drafts and also editing the drafts of news reporters. They must be highly active in their communication, with the role requiring a commitment of 10-15 hours per week. Senior reporters should be confident writers, able to give clear, constructive feedback, work to tight deadlines, competent in pitching articles and capable of instructing news reporters. Prior experience in student journalism is a strength.
News Reporter:
News Reporters regularly write articles for Woroni News on events and issues that impact ANU students. They are expected to engage with campus life, write, on average, an article a week, and attend weekly team meetings. The role will also involve attending various events throughout the semester, like festivals, non-autonomous collective meetings, protests etc. News Reporters must be able to: write concisely and accurately; meet deadlines at short notice; pitch story ideas; work well in a team environment; and be confident in independently investigating issues further. A Woroni News Reporter is required to dedicate 5-10 hours per week to their role, and must write one article per week.
News Columnist:
News Columnists write articles that include the usual reporting with some additional commentary and analysis. They will primarily be tasked with news topics which require more contextualisation than a regular news article can provide. A columnist should show an appetite for complex topics and should demonstrate an ability to create comprehensive and sophisticated analysis. A Woroni News Columnist is required to dedicate 5-10 hours per week to their role, and must write one-two articles per fortnight.
Apply to join the News Team here
RADIO
The Radio team runs Woroni Radio; ANU’s student radio. From scheduled broadcasts to one-off specials, there is a kaleidoscope of content produced by Woroni Radio. We are seeking passionate and energetic individuals for the role of Producer. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woroniradioeditor@gmail.com.
Producer:
A Producer provides both technical and moral support to presenters throughout the semester. Producers and presenters will work together to create engaging radio shows that air on a weekly basis. They will also assist their Executive Producer with either Creative or Features content production. This role is approximately 5-7 hours per week and no past experience is necessary as long as you are keen to learn and passionate about helping our presenters create quality radio content! The ideal candidate will be approachable, organised, responsible, reliable, a good communicator, a team player and a critical thinker.
Apply to join the Radio Team here
TV
The TV team at Woroni produces video content ranging from campus life to news reporting. We’re looking for fun, creative, and passionate sub-editors and senior sub-editors to join the team!
Production Assistant:
The Production Assistant role is a versatile, entry-level position crucial to the video content production process within a team. Key duties include developing video concepts, filming with audio and camera equipment, and video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro. This position offers an opportunity for skill development in various media production areas. Although prior experience in media production is advantageous, it is not mandatory. The role is expected to require approx. 8-10 hours of work per week, including compulsory weekly team meetings that you must be available for. This is a volunteer position, with the possibility of honoraria.
Producer:
The TV Producer role is essential for facilitating video production in small teams, focusing on all production stages for quality delivery. This position, which reports directly to the Executive Producer, involves scheduling, creative direction, and collaboration with Production Assistants. Candidates should have basic to intermediate production skills (camera, editing, production). This position is ideal for individuals familiar with media production looking to leverage their creative skills in a team environment. The role is expected to require approx. 8-10 hours of work per week, including compulsory weekly team meetings that you must be available for. This is a volunteer position, with the possibility of honoraria.
Executive Producer:
The Executive Producer role is a leadership position within the video production team, requiring close collaboration with the TV Editor for effective management. Responsibilities include coordinating a production team and contributing to video development, as well as camera operation and video editing, and providing both assistance and troubleshooting in these areas. This position is ideal for someone with experience in film production and managing a team, who is able to manage a more significant time commitment. The role is expected to require approx. 10-15 hours of work per week, including compulsory weekly team meetings that you must be available for. This is a volunteer position, with the possibility of honoraria.
TV-News Producer:
This position plays a crucial role in bridging the TV and News portfolios to produce multimedia style journalistic content. Working closely with the TV-News Executive Producer, this position requires attendance at weekly team meetings across both TV and News. Responsibilities include content development, camera operation, and video editing. This position is ideal for someone with some experience in media production who is passionate about multimedia journalism.The role is expected to require approx. 8-10 hours of work per week, including compulsory weekly team meetings that you must be available for. This is a volunteer position, with the possibility of honoraria.
Apply to join the TV Team here
Applications are open for Woroni – ANU’s student media organisation and the largest multimedia student organisation in Australia. Join a group of dedicated student volunteers, gain experience in your preferred media, from print, to news to radio, in a professional environment.
Applications are open for positions across our teams: Art, Content, Radio, TV, News, Photography, Events and Social Media.
Check out the roles and applications below.
All positions within Woroni are volunteer and while Woroni offers honoraria, the positions below are all unpaid.
Applicants who identify as Indigenous Australians are strongly encouraged to apply.
If you have any questions about the hiring process, or would like the hiring process to be more accessible for you, please contact the relevant Editor or the Editor-in-Chief at woronieic@gmail.com
Art Team
The Woroni Art team has many exciting opportunities available for ANU students interested in all aspects of art and graphic design. We encourage absolute creative freedom in your artistry. Becoming a part of the team is a great way for you to get experience in having your work published (and looks great on any resume or in any portfolio). It can also help with giving you as an artist an extra boost in confidence in your own skills and ability by providing you with a platform to show off your skills. The actual workload is bent to accommodate each individual’s other commitments. There will be three different Sub-Editor roles available within the Art portfolio and all Sub-Editor will be responsible for creating a number of pages for each Woroni print edition. Each role will then have additional duties, as detailed below.
For questions about the application process, email woroniarteditor@gmail.com
Artist
Art Sub-Editors are responsible for creating consistently high quality art for Woroni and must be able to stick to strict deadlines. Usually, this is three to six pieces of art per print cycle, to be published either online or in print. Additionally, the work requires proficiency in producing art of specific structural qualities (PPI, sizing, CMYK colour palette etc.). Artists must be responsive to the Art Editor and are expected to attend meetings, Woroni events and social activities. Artists are also expected to contribute to the marketing and promoting of content. Some experience in producing art and/or designs under instruction is preferred but not required. Ideally, Artists would work well within a team, are approachable, and want to bring their own ideas to the team!
Apply to be an artist here.
Senior Artists
Art Senior Sub-Editors carry the same duties as sub-editors with a few additional roles. Senior Artists are also expected to assist the Art Editor in some of their duties like taking team minutes, helping the other artists, as well as fostering teamwork. Senior Artists are also the first asked to contribute beyond the scope of the print magazine. This is mainly for Woroni’s other portfolios (Social Media, News, TV and Radio) when required. Senior Artists may also be asked to help the Art Editor run events, workshops or other social activities. Ideally, Senior Artists would work well within a team, are a great communicator, are innovative and enjoy leadership!
Apply to be a senior artist here.
Content Team
The Content Team oversees sourcing, editing and production of written content for our magazines and website. It’s a fantastic opportunity to work in print production, understanding the editing and sourcing process, or to get your hands dirty writing creative stories, poems or insightful essays.
Sub-editors focus on either the magazine or the website. Magazine work involves organising the sourcing and editing of student contributions of the magazine, while the website allows for longer form pieces that come from students.
Apply for the Content Team here.
News Team
Our News Team produces breaking news, investigative pieces and piercing analysis. Join a team of around a dozen students in a fun, fast-paced environment where you can delve into issues at the ANU, or report on changing education and national policy that impacts students. Want to understand student politics better, want to write about the housing crisis, annoyed at something on campus? This is the team for you.
Members of the news team receive training in journalism writing, media practices and can expect professional development sessions, all of which are fantastic for those looking for a career in journalism, or interested in the media.
For questions about the application process, email woroninewseditor@gmail.com
News Reporter
News Reporters are responsible for the coverage of news stories and relevant information, primarily through written form. This will include: sourcing news leads, researching and investigating those stories and writing drafts, including necessary revisions. News Reporters may also be tasked with helping to script TV news pieces, participating in the new podcast, and providing content for social media posts. Reporters will have to be receptive to feedback, able to work to strict and tight deadlines, and be interested in issues that are relevant to students. Above all, they should be enthusiastic for the position.
Prior experience in student journalism is not required.
Apply to be a news reporter here.
Senior reporter
Senior News Reporters are responsible for the coverage of news stories and relevant information, while also sourcing news leads, researching and investigating stories, writing drafts and also editing the drafts of news reporters. They must be highly active in their communication, with the role requiring a commitment of 10-15 hours per week. Senior reporters should be confident writers, able to give clear, constructive feedback, work to tight deadlines, competent in pitching articles and capable of instructing news reporters.
Prior experience in student journalism is a strength.
Apply to be a senior reporter here.
TV Team
Ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes of video content? Ever wanted to learn how to operate a camera, edit together footage, and write scripts? Ever had an ingenious idea for a film or television series that you wanted to pitch and see greenlit? Are your courses just not scratching that creative itch of yours?
The answer is simple – apply for a position at Woroni TV!
Whether your end goal is some preparation for the media industry, looking for some fun, wanting to learn new skills, or just wanting to participate in the school community and/or Woroni, this is definitely an opportunity for you!
Each member of Woroni TV are exposed to hands-on experience with professional equipment and software to produce videos of various genres and styles, from short films to journalistic interviews! You don’t have to possess previous experience and/or technical skills in video-making. Our ideal candidate is one that is passionate about the creative process, is able to dedicate time and effort each week, are team-players, and is willing to learn if needed.
Production Assistant
The role of the production assistant may be entry-level but that does not mean it is any less important. They are responsible for assisting in the video creation process. This includes contributing creative ideas for videos, helping film content (e.g., camera operations), following directions of the producer with editing, and assisting with any other duties that may arise.
Production assistants do not need to have prior knowledge nor experience in media production. However, they are expected to develop a basic competency in all areas of production, including camera operation and editing with the Adobe Creative Suite.
The role will be 8-10 hours per week on average, depending on the project being planned for the week. Time will be split between pre-production/planning, filming and other production work, and editing. Workload for each component will vary based on specific requirements of each video.
Apply to be a Production Assistant here.
Producer
The role of the producers is to be second-in-command to the Executive Producer. That is, to assist their Executive Producer in overseeing the Production Assistants while also participating in pre-production, production and post-production efforts. Usually, producers oversee the editing process and are responsible for driving the creative aspect of a video. This may include generating ideas and writing scripts, storyboarding, organising shoot logistics, and doing a rough cut of editing.
There is also a general expectation of flexibility in the role, alongside a basic-intermediate level of competency in all areas of production, including camera operation and editing with the Adobe Creative Suite..
The role will be around 10 hours per week on average, depending on the project being planned for the week. Time will be split between pre-production/planning, filming and other production work, and editing.
Apply to be a Producer here.
Executive Producer
The role of the executive producers is to lead their respective team within Woroni TV. They report to the TV Editor on their team’s progress in weekly meetings and organise production schedules with the Editor based on their team’s capabilities. They are responsible for coordinating and directing pre-production, production and post-production efforts, providing technical and creative support when needed.
Executive producers should have an intermediate level of competency in all areas of production, including camera operation and editing with the Adobe Creative Suite. They may be required to informally train and support other team members in these areas. There is also a general expectation of flexibility in the role, particularly to fill in for team members’ absences and provide troubleshooting.
The role will be 10-15 hours per week on average. Time will be split between team coordination, production work, and editing.
Apply to be an Executive Producer here.
Radio Team
The Radio team runs Woroni Radio; ANU’s student radio. From scheduled broadcasts to one-off specials, there is a kaleidoscope of content produced by Woroni Radio. We are seeking passionate and energetic individuals for the roles of Executive Producer, Producer, Tech Officer, and Audio Editor.
If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or you have any questions about the application or positions below, do not hesitate to contact the Radio Editor at woroniradioeditor@gmail.com
Producer
A Producer provides both technical and moral support to presenters throughout the semester. Producers and presenters will work together to create engaging radio shows that air on a weekly basis. They will also assist their Executive Producer with either Creative or Features content production. This role is approximately 5-7 hours per week and no past experience is necessary as long as you are keen to learn and passionate about helping our presenters create quality radio content! The ideal candidate will be approachable, organised, responsible, reliable, a good communicator, a team player and a critical thinker.
Apply to be a producer here.
Executive Producer
An Executive Producer works alongside the Radio Editor to oversee the production of Woroni Radio. An Executive Producer will head one of two teams; Creative or Features, and work with their team to put out one major work per term. They will also assist the Radio Editor with ad-hoc duties. The role is 10-15 hours a week and applicants must be comfortable in a middle-management position, creatively proactive, organised, efficient and reliable.
Apply to be an Executive Producer here.
Tech Officer
The Tech Officer is responsible for the maintenance of the Radio studio’s hard and software. They will learn from the Radio Editor how to repair, update, and replace equipment being used. The role is 5-7 hours per week and no past experience, however a strong knowledge in computers or audio equipment is preferred. The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable, responsible, reliable, a good communicator, available and a problem solver.
Apply to be a Tech Officer here.
Audio sub-editor
The Audio sub-editor is responsible for the weekly editing and uploading of Woroni Radio’s podcasts. This role is approximately 5 hours per week and no past experience as you will be taught how to use the editing software. The ideal candidate will be organised, responsible and reliable.
Apply to be an Audio sub-editor here.
Management Team
Our Management Team works with Woroni’s Executive Editors to create content that supports other Teams’ work and to assist Editors in their own work. We’re hiring for Photographers, Events Officers and Social Media Creators.
Photographer
Our photographers produce content for our written content, especially for our news reporting. This often includes attending protests and public events to photograph speakers and turnout Alongside this, they photograph student events, giving them a frontrow view and experience in professional photography settings.
Additionally, photographers are expected to work on a creative project throughout the semester to add to their portfolio. Unfortunately, Woroni cannot provide photography equipment and applicants are expected to have their own?
Photographers are expected to work 5-10 hours a week, and the nature of the position means that work is sometimes delegated on short notice. We’re looking for enthusiastic, hardworking individuals interested in media photography.
Apply to be a Photographer here.
Social Media Creator
We’re seeking a student volunteer to create content for our social media platforms. This includes scheduling posts across platforms for teams, creating and designing infographics, and pitching and making independent posts.
Social Media sub-editors are expected to work 5-10 hours per week, including attending a fortnightly meeting. We’re looking for someone who is enthusiastic, skilled with social media, and wants to get involved in student media.
Apply to be an Social Media Creator here.
Events Officer
Woroni is looking for an Events Officer to help us run and manage a variety of events throughout the semester. With a large budget and organisational support, this is a great chance to get involved in event planning and understand the administration of Woroni. Experience organising events in and outside ANU is preferable but not required.
Events Officers are expected to work 5-8 hours per week and attend fortnightly meetings. Work includes planning events, contacting suppliers, booking venues, MCing and helping to support our Board as they run events.
Apply to be an Events Officer here.
Apply now to one of Australia’s largest multimedia student organisations.
Woroni is hiring for 2023! Positions are available in our art, management, news, radio and tv portfolios.
At Woroni we are committed to:
producing interesting, entertaining, informative and regular content across our print, multimedia, radio and online media platforms;
contributing to a sense of university identity and reflecting the scholarly and cultural diversity of the ANU community;
promoting open public dialogue and debate in the ANU community;
promoting awareness of the variety of curricular and extra-curricular activities undertaken by students at ANU;
discovering and developing the creative talents of students at ANU in journalism and the media arts;
promoting the best practice in professional journalism; and
being innovative and exploring new media forms.
A great student media organisation is for everyone. Student media should promote conversations, and provide a platform for people with different views, identities and lived experiences. Our ultimate aim is to build a culture of inclusivity and diversity across our platforms. A large portion of ANU’s students relocate to Canberra to study, which means our community is extremely diverse. Woroni is funded by, created by and consumed by ANU students, and our mission is to produce print, radio and television content that truly reflects this community.
Woroni is committed to diversity in hiring and encourages applications from ANU students of all backgrounds. These are volunteer positions, however individuals can expect to receive an honorarium based on their commitment to the role. If you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woronieic@gmail.com. If you would like to contribute to our mission, see below for all the ways you can get involved with student media!
All applications will close at midnight on Friday the 17th of February 2023. Interviews may be conducted at any time through the hiring period.
ART
The Art team is responsible for all aspects of art and graphic design at Woroni. We encourage absolute creative freedom in your artistry and becoming a part of the team is a great way to get experience in having your work published. Positions available are Artist, Art Sourcing Sub-Editor and Senior Artist. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woroniart@gmail.com.
Artist
Art Sub-Editors are responsible for creating high quality art for Woroni and must be able to stick to strict deadlines. Artists must be able to produce work of specific structural qualities (ppi, sizing, cmyk colour palette etc.), Some experience in producing art and/or designs under instruction is preferred but not required. Ideally, Artists would work well within a team, are approachable, and want to bring their own ideas to life!
Art Sourcing Sub-Editor
The Art Sourcing Sub-Editor’s role is to source art for Woroni mastheads. It is the Sub-Editor’s responsibility to make sure the sourced work adheres to specific structural qualities (ppi, sizing, CMYK colour palette etc.). A large component of the role is liaising with a variety of appropriate channels in order to source diverse, representative art for Woroni. Ideally, the Sub-Editor would be outgoing, approachable, and willing to put themselves out there in order to source art.
Senior Artist
Art Senior Sub-Editors carry the same duties as Artists with a few additional roles. Senior Artists are also expected to assist the Art Editor in some of their duties like taking team minutes, helping the other artists as well as fostering teamwork. Senior Artists may also be asked to help the Art Editor run events, workshops or other social activities. Ideally, Senior Artists would work well within a team, are a great communicator, are innovative and enjoy leadership!
Submit your application to join the Art Team here.
MANAGEMENT
The management team operates across all of Woroni’s content-producing portfolios and contributes to organisational co-ordination. We are seeking driven and innovative individuals to join the team either as a Photographer, Business and Strategy Assistant or Senior Events Officer. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact Matthew Box at managingeditor@woroni.com.au.
Photographer
The role of a Photographer is to capture and record events organised and attended by members of the ANU community. The work of a Photographer may appear under any Woroni masthead and Photographers are encouraged to pitch their own creative content. The role is approximately 6 hours per week, and includes photographing, editing and submitting photos. Currently possessing a camera, while not required, is highly valued in applicants and applications should include an up-to-date portfolio. The ideal candidate will be someone with creative ideas for the position; an ability to manage multiple, competing deadlines; and strong communication skills.
Business and Strategy Assistant
The Business and Strategy Assistant will assist the Board to develop short and longer-term strategies and business operations for the Association. The successful individual will work closely with the Managing Editor in procurement matters and in investigating additional revenue streams. Applicants should be able to demonstrate an understanding of planning and show how they could assist the Board in pursuing business and strategy planning. The ideal candidate will also be able to communicate via written and verbal means effectively. There will be scope within the role for the individual to pursue personal interest projects. Applicants should be prepared to commit at least 5 hours a week to the role during semester.
Senior Events Officer
The Senior Events Officer will work alongside the rest of the management team, including two events officers, to organise, coordinate and manage events run and funded by Woroni. The individual will work closely with the Managing Editor and the rest of the Board to plan events and ensure the administration work of organising events is completed effectively and in a timely manner. The ideal candidate will have significant experience in organising events, will be effective in both written and verbal communication and will be able to help manage a small team. The successful individual will be expected to commit an average of 6-8 hours a week across the semester.
Submit your application to join the Management Team here.
NEWS
Woroni’s News Team reports on the current affairs impacting the ANU community and students in particular. It is a fast-paced work environment where members of the team report on a variety of topics, ranging from student politics, changes to the University’s policies, to the Federal Budget. The News Team meets each week and everyone meets tight deadlines. It is a fun, closely-knit team that helps create excellent writers who work well under pressure. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woroninewseditor@gmail.com.
News Reporter
News Reporters regularly write articles for Woroni News on events and issues that impact ANU students. They are expected to engage with campus life, write, on average, an article a week, and attend weekly team meetings. The role will also involve attending various events throughout the semester, like festivals, non-autonomous collective meetings, protests etc. News Reporters must be able to: write concisely and accurately; meet deadlines at short notice; pitch story ideas; work well in a team environment; and be confident in independently investigating issues further.
Senior Writer
The Senior Writer is a unique position, which focuses on feature-length articles that delve into the complexities and perspectives of an issue. They are expected to engage with issues on campus and to understand and summarise the voices of those involved, including students, staff and University management. The Senior Writer should excel in concise, articulate writing that can prioritise the human side of stories, going above and beyond just relaying the facts of a story. They should be able to produce polished drafts, and edit the drafts of other reporters, reliably meet deadlines, be confident in independent research, regularly pitch their own articles and work well in a team. The expectation is that, in a semester, the Senior Writer produces five articles. Experience in writing and journalism will be an asset, but is not necessary for this role.
Senior Reporter
Senior Reporters both write and edit articles. They are a senior-sub editor, meaning they take some responsibility for helping manage the News Team. In practice, this includes overseeing News Reporters writing articles, editing their work, and providing advice on specific issues. The workload of Senior Reporters varies from week to week, but usually consists of one article per week, and editing other reporters’ articles. Senior Reporters should be organised, capable of providing even-handed criticism, and capable of working with other people. Applicants with prior experience in student journalism and reporting are preferred.
Submit your application to join the News Team here.
RADIO
The Radio team runs Woroni Radio; ANU’s student radio. From scheduled broadcasts to one-off specials, there is a kaleidoscope of content produced by Woroni Radio. We are seeking passionate and energetic individuals for the role of Producer. A producer provides both technical and moral support to presenters throughout the semester. Producers and presenters will work together to create an engaging radio shows that airs on a weekly basis. They will also assist the Radio Editor with content production. This role is approximately 5-7 hours per week and no past experience is necessary as long as you are keen to learn and passionate about helping our presenters create quality radio content! The ideal candidate will be approachable, organised, responsible, reliable, a good communicator, a team player and a critical thinker. If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woroniradioeditor@gmail.com.
Submit your application to become a producer for the Radio Team here.
TV
The TV portfolio at Woroni produces video content ranging from videos about campus life, to news reporting, to short film. We’re looking for aspiring filmmakers, documentary presenters, screenwriters, news anchors, vloggers, and anyone interested in being behind a camera! All applicants must be willing to use or learn to use Adobe Premiere Pro, as well as commit to weekly meetings. People with any level of experience are encouraged to apply! If anything can be done to make the application process more accessible, or if you have questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact woronitveditor@gmail.com.
Production Assistant
Production Assistants are responsible for assisting the production of video content within a small team. The role includes responsibilities such as: developing video ideas, editing videos in conjunction with the team, and filming. This role is ideal for someone looking for a smaller commitment and to develop more basic skills in camera operation and editing.
Producer
Producers are responsible for driving the creation of video content. This will include: generating ideas and writing scripts if necessary, storyboarding, organising shoot logistics, as well as filming and editing while working closely with the team. Ideally, people applying for this role will have some experience of film production and editing.
Executive Producer
The executive producer’s role is to coordinate a production team, organise weekly meetings, and contribute to video development, as well as camera operation and editing. This role is ideal for someone with experience in film production and managing a team, who is able to manage a more significant time commitment.
Submit your application to join the TV Team here.
Woroni is hiring for 2023! Positions are available in our art, management, news, radio and tv portfolios.
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WORONI IS LOOKING FOR CONTENT TEAM MEMBERS TO BECOME PART OF OUR PASSIONATE TEAM AT ANU STUDENT MEDIA IN SEMESTER 1 2023. ALL PRINT AND ONLINE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE!
Submit your application at the bottom of this page!
POSITIONS AVAILABLE:
Senior Sub-Editor (2 positions)
PRINT SUB-EDITORS
Culture and Lifestyle
Creative
Science and Research
Features
SENIOR CONTENT SUB-EDITORS
Woroni is also looking for two Senior Content Sub-editors to join the Semester Two team overseeing print and online content. Previous experience with Woroni or another student publication is highly desirable but not compulsory.
Senior Sub-Editors will:
Oversee and edit the portfolio of Sub-Editors writing and sourcing online and print content.
Online pieces are published weekly, so an attentive attitude and flexibility with timeframes is essential
The workload for print will vary depending on the magazine’s print cycle, with some weeks dedicated to sourcing content, and others dedicated to solely editing.
Oversee weekly pitches and direction for the online sub-editors.
Edit and write their own pieces
Work with the Content Editor and Sub-Editors to quickly edit and publish timely content pieces from the broader ANU community (preparedness to edit at a moments notice is a must!)
Assist with editing pieces that come through the write@woroni.com.au inbox
They will need to be available for compulsory weekly content team meetings, and to attend a Sub-Editor training session prior to the commencement of Semester One. Senior Sub-Editors will be expected to spend about 10 hours per week editing articles, meeting/corresponding with the Content Editor and sourcing limited articles as-needed.
Each Senior Sub-Editor must generally edit between 10 and 20 articles per print cycle, to be published in print and online. They will not be required to source regular content for the magazine, but may be called upon to help source additional content for various sections if needed, and should be comfortable doing so.
You will need to have a clear understanding of spelling, grammar and structure in writing. Previous experience in publishing, editing or writing is an advantage, but by no means necessary. Good communication skills are also essential as fluid communication with contributors and other members of the Content team are a must. Senior Sub-Editors can expect to receive an honoraria based on their commitment to the role at the end of the semester.
PRINT SUB-EDITORS
The role of a Content Sub-Editor will be:
To source, and structural edit content for the magazine and online, as well as respond to relevant articles sent to write@woroni.com.au
Oversee and curate a specific portfolio
Act as an essential liaison between potential contributors and the Content Editor
Be a facilitator, empowering students to find their voice and express it, and guiding contributors to publish work they are proud of
Attend meetings, Woroni events and social activities
Please be aware that this is primarily a sourcing role, not a creation role. It is expected that you will reach out to members within the ANU community to encourage them to send in work to the magazine.
Sub-Editors must be able to adhere to strict deadlines and work as part of a large team, including other Sub-Editors, Senior Sub-Editors, Columnists and the Content Editor. They will be expected to attend fortnightly meetings and a short training session at the beginning of the semester, as well as any other Woroni events and workshops.
As a Sub-Editor you will source and edit to a high standard between five and eight articles per print cycle which will be published in print and/or online. Sub-Editors need to have a clear understanding of spelling, grammar and structure in writing. Sub-Editors are additionally required to write at least one article per semester. Previous experience in publishing, editing or writing is an advantage, but by no means necessary.
Sub-Editors can expect to receive an honorarium based on their commitment to the role at the end of Semester.
All portfolios are open and seeking submissions. Applicants will be asked which sections they would be interested in Sub-Editing and why, but should note that they are not guaranteed one of these portfolios.
Culture and Lifestyle
The Culture and Lifestyle Sub-Editor will be responsible for sourcing pieces that inject life into the everyday, around campus, Canberra, Australia and abroad. They will write, source and critically dissect specific culturural and artistic events, past, present and future culture zeitgeists in Canberra, Australia and abroad. Part of this portfolio covers Campus culture– articles relating to the campus experience: sex, love, friendship, health, jobs, trends, sport, clubs, societies and exciting student innovation occurring at ANU. They should have their finger on the pulse of university living and look to deliver fresh and creative content about real issues.
Creative
The Creative Sub-Editor will be responsible for sourcing a variety of creative pieces including short fiction, poetry, prose, photo essays, and other non-traditional mediums. The Creative Sub-Editor should have a love of literature and poetry, competency for editing a broad range of creative works and a keen interest in helping contributors to polish their content, which is often personal and deeply passionate. A key focus for the portfolio will be engaging and collaborating with multimedia creators, and encouraging the use of experimental modes and styles, such as: comics, how to guides and collages
Science and Research
The Science and Research Sub-Editor will be responsible for sourcing work that is related to topics such as science, technology, innovation, academia and the environment. There is a wide scope here to grow the portfolio into a science communication-adjacent form, with a focus on up-and-coming research within science (as well as tech, data, ethics, and the related social and policy implications). The Sub-Editor is expected to commission interested members of the wider ANU student body and researchers to submit pieces. The ideal candidate will be an effective communicator, able to distil complex information and ideas into accessible and easily understood forms. They will be highly knowledgeable about the different fields and debates within science and related spheres.
Features
The Features Sub-Editor will be tasked with sourcing articles that question, explore, and offer interesting insights into contemporary happenings. Articles will need to reflect the diverse opinions and ideas of ANU students, with a focus on engaging international and multilingual students. A discerning eye is required to distinguish between the offensive and the insightful. Articles should be engaging and relevant to the student body and current affairs.
Think features published in Vox, the Atlantic, or Overland and Voiceworks. There is scope to expand the portfolio to provide a platform for students to communicate their research and case-study findings, whether from honours, postgraduate, or individual research-based classes. There is no shortage of this work happening around the ANU, so this role will require the Sub-Editor to tap in and encourage students to share.
ONLINE SUB-EDITORS
Columnist (x2)
The Online Columnists will be required to produce interesting, relevant content for the website, of approximately 500-800 words at least four times per semester. This position is ideal for regular contributors of Woroni. While Columnists are not limited by any one topic, applicants will need to be aware of campus happenings and student discussions, and have strong opinions that they’re not afraid to share. Quick-thinking and creativity is needed for the sections that cover a lot of ground.
Reviews
The Reviews Sub-Editor will attend events and write reviews on plays, exhibitions, performances, talks, gigs, shows, restaurants, film screenings, festivals and any event or experience around ANU and Canberra. This includes seasonal themed pieces and recommendations for new Canberra residents. The Reviews Sub-Editor will also source relevant reviews from students and organise free tickets and media passes. They should help maintain strong relationships with Woroni’s contacts in the Canberra’s culture scene.
Satire
When employed well, satire and humour can be used to grapple with reality, punch up at higher powers and engage readers with challenging ideas. The Satire Sub-Editor should write at least 4 articles per semester that brings a satirical edge to current issues and events – light-hearted content that is comical and relevant to the student body. Applicants will need to have an eye for the ironic, a keen sense of wit and the ability to write several pieces for both online and print publication often with strict time frames, and occasionally source externally. An ideal candidate will be able to work smoothly with contributors to polish submissions and be comfortable with varying forms of satire.
Applications will close 5pm Friday 25th November 2022.
Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis between 20-29 November 2022. The role will commence immediately with mandatory training on Friday the 2nd of December.
Please send any questions to Indy at contenteditor@woroni.com.au
Woroni is committed to diversity in hiring. It is important that our team reflects the diversity of the ANU community so that we can better tell stories about everyone at the ANU. As such, Woroni welcomes applications from students that are from a range of diverse backgrounds and identities. If you identify with a diverse background or disability, feel free to let us know in your application.
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Content Team Applications Semester 1 2023
Join our Content Team for 2023!
Woroni is looking for a full content team of dedicated Senior Sub-Editors and Sub-Editors to become part of our passionate print and online team at ANU Student Media in Semester 1, 2023.
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