Tag: journalism

Study warns that flawed laws mean those who expose organisational corruption in the media may be the ones to face criminal charges.

Fund is open to all media organisations, big and small, with the aim of keeping sustainable public-interest journalism alive and viable.

Senators and staffers went to great lengths to stop program that investigated behaviour and misconduct of parliamentarians, union claims.

Time Magazine has just announced its “Person of the Year” for 2018, and for once, it isn’t one person. This time it is four people and a newspaper.

Australian journalist Peter Greste’s family are overjoyed at his release but say fight is not over until his colleagues are also free.

INTERVIEW | Two years in the making, John Pilger's controversial new film Utopia reveals a shocking national secret behind the postcard image of the "lucky country". As it premiers in the UK, the award winning documentary filmmaker talks to Australian Times about the devastating inequalities suffered by the Aboriginal community.

Opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison was left looking red-faced as a dozen journalists abandoned a press conference he’d called outside Canberra’s Parliament House to chase down Labor rival Joel Fitzgibbon.