Loughlin Patrick
Hailing from sun-soaked Brisbane, Loughlin quite suitably wears many hats. Experience working in the disability, education and publishing sectors drives his compelling, probing and socially-grounded journalism. Now in Melbourne, Loughlin produces content across video, audio and print. Through television, podcast and radio formats, Loughlin pursues important stories and conversations on a local and national scale.
In 2019, Loughlin developed Minds in Tune, a program spotlighting mental health literacy through conversations with experts and local musicians. Loughlin returned to SYN in 2022 with Classroom Music, exploring the world of children’s music, and That Summer, uncovering the summers that changed listeners’ lives.
This year, he’s developing new ways to report the news as SYN’s News & Current Affairs Content Producer. Email [email protected] to pitch stories and contribute to current affairs at SYN.
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John Wick: Chapter 4 (★ ★ ★ ★ ☆)
Nick Sarlos-Welsh and Max Taylor were invited to an advanced screening of John Wick: Chapter 4.
Wake Up Call
Oliver Winn reports on developments overseas in improving access to treatment for insomnia.
Evening News Hit with Loughlin Patrick for 14 February 2023
Loughlin Patrick brings you the latest from Minds in Tune.
Don’t Stop the Music
Ashlynn O’Brien covers efforts to make gigs safer spaces amid Melbourne’s local music revival.
Morning News Hit with Asyiqin Sanif for 14 February 2023
Asyiqin Sanif brings you the latest from the SYN Newsroom.
“I could feel myself healing that summer.”
Listeners explore and reflect on grief, identity and belonging by recalling the summers that shaped them In That Summer’s first episode.