Laura Tomassini
Stories that touch me are certainly also exciting for others – that's more or less my motto when it comes to choosing a topic. I don't write "fast news" but deal with everyday facts that need to be presented in such a way that they reveal their versatility and stir emotions as well as aha-effects. My way of reporting offers a lot of material to read, but also to ponder and empathise with, because for me, journalism should reach everyone and be more than just news.
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ReadJust sitting was yesterday - the classroom becomes active
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren, Gilles Kayser
- Published on 11 Mar. 2025
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ReadBusiness Tinder: How a company finds the right successor
- By Laura Tomassini, Gilles Kayser, Eric Engel
- Published on 05 Mar. 2025
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ReadLuca Wiltgen - A young historian who sometimes takes a critical view of history
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 17 Feb. 2025
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ReadCancelled appointments, jobs at risk
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 14 Feb. 2025
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ReadTrapped in your own home: no lift, no exit for people in wheelchairs
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 07 Feb. 2025
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ReadThe basics of self-employment: Q&A with an expert
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 04 Feb. 2025
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ReadTake a "break" first: Unpaid leave makes it possible
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 23 Jan. 2025
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ReadA mouthful of panic: the fear of the dentist
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 07 Jan. 2025
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ReadLifelong Learning: Three people, three exciting career paths
- By Laura Tomassini, Gilles Kayser, Misch Pautsch, Marc Lazzarini
- Published on 03 Jan. 2025
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ReadChristmas cards, phone calls and the charm of the past
- By Laura Tomassini, Misch Pautsch
- Published on 24 Dec. 2024
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ReadThe parents of angel babies: Left alone by the law
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 20 Dec. 2024
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ReadMums in business: Two "mompreneurs" about their double life
- By Laura Tomassini, Lex Kleren
- Published on 17 Dec. 2024