Asking the right questions is an underrated skill
The Sydney Morning Herald · Patrick Elligett ·
Journalists don’t have a monopoly on asking the right questions, which is why we’ve made sure that participants at our upcoming Melbourne Assembly forum will have an opportunity to raise issues that could help shape Melbourne’s future.
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The right question can leave a person pondering for days. The right question, at the right time, can change a life. It can spark a thought that leads to the formation of a strategy, a business or a movement. The ABC obviously recognises that power, given it has framed its latest promotional campaign around questions.
Journalism is, in part, about harnessing the power of questions asked of the right people, in the right way, at the right time. It is often the simplest, most direct questions that have the greatest impact.
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