Anne Dunn was educated in Britain and Australia and is a graduate of the universities of Sydney and Canberra. She was appointed as Lecturer in Media in July 2001 and promoted to Senior Lecturer effective from January 2005. She has also held positions teaching journalism in the School of Media and Communication at the University of Western Sydney and as Senior Lecturer in Broadcasting at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst. Her recent administrative positions include acting as Director of the Media and Communications program and as Associate Dean and Deputy Chair of the Undergraduate Matters Committee. Prior to taking up a full time academic career, Anne worked across the print, television and radio media. Altogether, Anne spent some 13 years with ABC Radio and Television, in management, in policy and in broadcasting, including as a presenter, journalist and producer. She has also worked for the BBC in documentaries as well as in Australian commercial television as a journalist/researcher; for SBS Television as a reporter; and as a freelance director, reporter and writer in both the television and print media.

• Audience construction in the intersections between policy and practice in broadcast news production
• Impacts on radio journalists of digital convergence in the media
• Digital convergence
• Audiences
• Public broadcasting
• Media policy
• Journalism as a profession
• Issues surrounding the tertiary teaching of journalism and media

• [Book] Fulton, H with Dunn, A., Huismann, R. and Murphett, J. Narrative and Media , Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (completed and due for publication in June 2005).
• [Book Chapter] ‘Ethics Impossible? Advertising and the Infomercial’. In C. Lumby and E. Probyn (eds). Remote Control: New Media New Ethics , Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003.
• [Book Chapter] ‘What have you done for us lately? Public service broadcasting and its audiences’. In Michael Bromley (ed.), No News is Bad News , London: Longman.
• [Article] 2004 ‘From quasi to fully: On journalism as a profession’, Australian Journalism Review , Vol 26 (2): 21-30.
• [Article]2004 Review article. ‘Ways the Media Matter: Three Accounts’, Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies , Vol 18, No. 3, September 2004, pp.459-466.
• [Article] 2003 ‘Narrative and Radio News’, The Radio Journal: International Studies in Broadcast and Audio Media , Vol 1, No. 2: 113-172.
• [Article] ‘Some kind of alien? The experience of a “new breed” of journalist at ABC regional radio’. Proceedings of the Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Communication Assocation , 2003. Published at http://www.bgsb.qut.edu.au/conferences/ANZCA03/Proceedings/
• [Article] 2001 ‘Radio journalism: Has it got a future?’ Australian Journalism Review , 23(1): 217-228.
• [Article] 2001 ‘Observations on the relationship between journalism and university communication and media courses’, Arts , 23: 151-163.