Journalism
COVID-19 has hurt public interest journalism
A survey to more than 1,000 journalists across Australia done by Medianet found out journalism could be the latest victims......
China’s expulsion of journalists threatens its ‘soft power’strategy
China is becoming increasingly paranoid and authoritarian and Australia should not blame itself for stirring up the superpower, says analyst......
Australian Reporters Flee China
This morning, Australian reporters; Bill Birtles and Michael Smith, made their escape from China. After facing scrutiny from the Chinese......
ACCC proposes draft code of conduct to force digital tech giants to compensate, remunerate Australian news media companies
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released a draft mandatory code of conduct to make multinational digital technology......
ABC cuts further devastate Australian media landscape
This week ABC Managing Director David Anderson announced funding cuts will force the national public broadcaster to sack staff in......
Attacks against journalists covering Black Lives Matter protests worldwide condemned
As the murder of George Floyd at the hands of police officers in Minneapolis last week garners a global outcry......
Regional and rural journalists defiant on resurrecting and preserving local media outlets
The astronomical economic crisis sweeping throughout the world due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused many Australian rural......
Australian Associated Press could be saved
The AAP is a resource for media professionals across Australia, with journalists based across the country and attending key press......
AAP to Close Down
The AAP has announced that the news agency will shut down after 85 years of producing and supplying news, photos......
Journalism students report regional Australia believes in climate change
Long before the horrendous summer bushfires, UTS Journalism students were planning an ambitious road trip to discover how regional Australia......