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Sue Turnbull teaches courses on television, global media, and audience research and has published widely in these areas. Her research interests include Australian comedy, the history of Australian television and the television crime series as a genre. She is a former President of the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association and is co-editor of the on-line journal of reception studies, Participations. Sue also serves on the editorial board of a large number of international journals in the field of media and communications. She is a co-convenor of the Australia wide readership network, Sisters in Crime Australia, chief crime fiction reviewer for The Sydney Morning Herald, and television reviewer for Radio National Breakfast. In 2009, she will be a Judge of the Premier's Literary Awards. Some of her most recent publications include: ‘'It's like they threw a panther in the air and caught it in embroidery': Australian Television Comedy in Translation, Metro, No 159, (110-115), 2009. Content Approved by: Head of School
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