Crikey readers have their say on the stories of the day.
Crikey readers respond to Bernard Keane's diagnosis of Australian media, plus the question of criticising the ABC.
Crikey readers respond to the ongoing debate about journalists calling a lie a lie, and media accountability on Barnaby.
Crikey readers respond to a roundtable on the worth of festival Q&As, and the reported demise of One Nation.
Criker readers on cafe culture and ASIC.
Crikey readers reckon with the effects of Australian defamation law and privacy protections.
Crikey readers on chequebook journalism and the administration of default super funding arrangements.
Crikey readers respond to the alternatives to immigration detention, and the media's love/hate relationship with Barnaby Joyce.
Crikey readers respond to speculation on leadership at the ABC, and demand the names of those who knew of live export cruelty.
Yesterday’s Bernard Keane piece on ABC chair Justin Milne and his silence in the face of attacks from the government brought about a wave of responses from Crikey readers, many around the same theme — attacking the independence of the national broadcaster are an attack on democracy in this country. But the Alberici saga is only the latest […]
Readers, as ever, think we could be handling relations with China better. Elsewhere, there have been comments in the comments section in an article about whether or nor journalists should read the comments. Bit meta, hey? Mega props to commenter Edmondo Testa who worked in the pun we were dying to use on the Andrew […]
