About Newstrixly

We train the journalists Australia needs

Newstrixly was founded by working broadcast journalists who were tired of seeing talented people struggle to break into TV news — not because they lacked ability, but because nobody had shown them the tricks of the trade.

Today, Newstrixly is Australia's most practical broadcast journalism school, combining industry-led instruction with real studio access and genuine career pathways for every student who walks through our doors.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to make broadcast journalism accessible to everyone.

With integrated training in reporting, camera, production, and on-air delivery, Newstrixly gives every aspiring TV professional the tools to launch a successful broadcast journalism career from anywhere in Australia.

What We Stand For

Our core values

Practice Over Theory

Every lesson at Newstrixly is grounded in real newsroom practice. We teach the techniques that are actually used on live television in Australia.

Industry-Led Instruction

Our trainers are active or recently retired broadcast journalists from major Australian networks — not academics removed from the industry.

Career-First Outcomes

We measure our success by yours. From showreel development to placement support, everything we do is aimed at getting you on air.

Inclusive Learning

Newstrixly welcomes students from all backgrounds. Diverse voices make better journalism, and we actively support under-represented groups in our industry.

Meet the Trainers

Learn from Australia's best broadcast journalists

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Sarah Chen

Lead Trainer — On-Air Delivery & Reporting

18 years as a broadcast journalist at major Australian networks. Sarah specialises in live reporting technique and interview skills, and has trained over 200 aspiring journalists.

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Michael Brooks

Senior Trainer — Camera & Field Production

Former senior cameraman and director of photography for national TV news. Michael brings unmatched technical expertise and a passion for hands-on, equipment-based learning.

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Jessica Walsh

Trainer — Broadcast Writing & Production

Executive producer turned educator, Jessica has shaped hundreds of news bulletins throughout her 15-year career. At Newstrixly she teaches writing, editing, and production workflow.

500+

Graduates

10+

Years of Experience

12

Expert Trainers

96%

Student Satisfaction

Ready to start your broadcast journey?

Contact the Newstrixly team today to discuss which programme is right for you.

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