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Mark Byrne is a senior researcher at Uniya Jesuit Social Justice Centre, where he occasionally writes and gives talks on race relations in Australian cinema.
Margaret Cassidy is Eureka Street's resident media reviewer.
Paul Daffey is a Melbourne freelance journalist, whose book Local Rites: A year in Grass Roots Football in Victoria and Beyond was published in 2001.
Tom Cranitch is a Brisbane-based consultant and writer. He is the former Chief Executive Officer of Jesuit Communications Australia
Chris Wallace-Crabbe is a Melbourne poet, whose most recent publication is the late-modern epic, The Universe Looks Down (2005).
Jack Waterford has been an editor of the Canberra Times since 1995. He contributes to Eureka Street regularly.
Tony Smith holds a PhD in political science. He has taught at several universities, most recently at the University of Sydney.
Paul Osborne is a journalist with AAP in the Canberra Press Gallery.
Paul Cleary worked for East Timor Prime Minister Alkatiri as a consultant on a World Bank-funded project from 2003 to 2005. His book on the Timor Sea oil dispute will be published in June by Allen&Unwin.
Deborah Singerman is a Sydney-based freelance writer and editor, specialising in the urban environment.
Greg Soetomo is an Indonesian Jesuit who edits Hidup, a weekly general interest magazine that explores the social dimenson of Christian faith.
Sandie Cornish is a staff member of the Loyola Institute, a centre for formation and leadership conducted by the Australian Jesuits.
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