Media
NITV investigates high rate Indigenous youth in juvenile detention
On November 10 the National Indigenous Television Service’s current affairs program Momentum will run a story investigating the high rate......
Journalism in Kuwait
The Middle East sometimes feels like a world away but the Kuwaiti government is trying to bring it closer for......
Pilger awarded Peace prize
He’s been more appreciated and decorated in other parts of the world than in Australia but tonight controversial journalist John......
Australian Freedom of Information about to change
With Prime Minister Kevin Rudd considering changes to the Federal Freedom of Information Act, a thesis candidate at La Trobe......
Asylum seekers: still victims of spin?
In 2001 with the “children overboard” scandal and the sinking of the SIEV X boat, the Australian mainstream media faced......
What does the word ‘gang’ say to you?
Tuesday on The Wire, we reported on whether the so-called ‘Gang of 49’ has become just a sensationalised idea of......
Is the “gang of 49” a media fiction?
Recent, highly visible crime in Adelaide has been attributed to an Indigenous “gang of 49”, despite the fact the assailants......
Hey, Hey…is it racism?
A repeat airing of a skit from the revived variety program, “Hey, Hey it’s Saturday” has led to mass controversy......
Celebrating remote Indigenous radio
The Top End Aboriginal Broadcasting Association is celebrating 20 years of operation at the same time as hosting the 11th......
Caster Semenya – intersex conditions in the media spotlight
South African runner Caster Semenya has faced intense media scrutiny since she won gold at the World Athletics Championships. Forced......