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In Touch Magazine
In Touch is AUSIT's official magazine.
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T&I in times of crisis: Lobbying for visual communication, Balancing professional and…
Business as Unusual: Black Lives Matter in Australia; A new skillset for distanced working…
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Special features: Isolated Together; AUSIT National Conference 2020: Business as Unusual;…
Language in the machine: reflections on revolution, plus the iWeb corpus; interpreting for survivors…
Your stories, your reflections: bridging cultural differences; working in a crisis; family histories…
Australian First Languages in the International Year of Indigenous Languages: language survival…
Health care interpreting: HCIS NSW, forty years on Interpreting medical consent forms; one of NSW’s…
Literary translation: the Jill Blewett Memorial Lecture (excerpts); producing a new translation of…
Literary translation, part two: reflections on translating poetry, and on the theory versus the…
AUSIT IS TURNING 30! A summary of the genesis of AUSIT; three decades and still going strong; from…
Including impacts of the NDIS on both Deaf people and Auslan interpreters; simultaneous…
Machine translation: an overview; legal and ethical considerations; post-editing…
The AUSIT national miniconference is a forum where professionals from various fields…
In Touch Winter 2016
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AUSIT is turning 30 in 2017! … and to celebrate, In Touch is getting a makeover…
New president foreshadows AUSIT overhaul. AUSIT is embarking on a range of new directions…
In Touch Winter 2015
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In Touch Summer 2015
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In Touch Autumn 2014
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Conference Interpreting: perspectives on extralinguistic knowledge and anticipation…
Recognition: interpreters need better recogniton for their training and qualifications…
As a T&I in a ‘smaller’ language, it is always interesting to hear the…
In Touch Winter 2012
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In Touch Spring 2010
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December 2004 – Newsletter
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