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| ABC News 24: Election campaign language analysis (video) |
| ABC News 24: The language of the federal election (video) |
| ABC Radio AM program: Pollies in plain English (audio) |
| Sydney Writers' Festival: Did business-speak cause the GFC? (audio) |
| Sydney Writers' Festival: Programmatic specificity we can believe in (video) |
| Sydney Morning Herald: 'Putting the hard word on impenetrable pollie prose' |
Sydney Morning Herald essay: 'Long live the e-revolution'
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| The Australian: 'Rudd a soft target in plea for plain English' |
2009 Media
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| The Australian: Garbled words get the chop |
| Australian Financial Review: Clear as mud – how gobbledegook caused the GFC |
| Sun Herald: Rees urges public service: keep it simple, stupid |
| The Australian: Plainly, Manglish was a cause of financial woes |
| Sydney Morning Herald: To teach grammar, get to the point |
| The Australian: Writers espouse return to grammar but without tears |
| Intercom: Professionalizing plain language: a postcard on current developments |
| Southern Communicator: Speketh so Pleyne: a historical approach to plain English |
| Courier Mail: Kevinspeak killing clarity |
2UE Radio Sydney
Breakfast with John Stanley and Sally Aloisi
Stop speaking in Ruddles?
An interview with Neil James. |
2GB Radio Sydney
Wake up Sydney with Andrew Moore
Rudd-speak versus plain English
An interview with Neil James. |
ABC Radio National
The World Today
Premier says speak English please
A report on the NSW Government's recent plain English initiatives
announced by Premier Nathan Rees at the PLAIN 2009 conference.
You can also read the transcript. |
ABC Radio National
Life Matters with Richard Aedy
Promoting 'plain English'
An interview with Joe Kimble. |
ABC NewsRadio
Breakfast with Glen Bartholomew
Plain language and the Global Financial Crisis
An interview with Neil James. |
ABC Local Radio Sydney
The Conversation Hour with Richard Fidler
Listen to Richard's conversation with Neil James. |
2GB Radio Sydney
Drive with Jason Morrison
Grammar making a comeback
An interview with Neil James. |
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| Please view our media archive for earlier Plain English Foundation media. |