The immediate nature of news media means it is, by definition, woefully ill-equipped to raise the alarm about the threat of climate change.
Since passing metadata retention laws in 2015, the government has been hard at work gunning for journalists. The AFP's demand for Qantas to hand over personal travel records should not be surprising.
A poorly researched article by Bettina Arndt shows how the right is turning male suicide into yet another aspect of Australia's culture wars.
When it came to covering the most important change in our income tax system for decades, the media focused on political trivia at the expense of hard analysis.
There's little political will to do anything of substance in relation to media freedom. And the media has been its own worst enemy as basic rights have been eroded.
The law is a blunt tool we wield to decide arguments that have no obvious answer. But, in the digital age, it has to be sharper than this.
Boris Johnson's career has been endlessly propelled by the media’s self-flagellating narrative of 'charm' and 'inevitability'.
Seven's failure to screen Ash's Barty's first-round match at Wimbledon is a symptom of a bigger problem.
Sacking ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie was never going to be cheap. But new documents reveal what the the lawyers alone cost.
Kerry O'Brien's full Logies speech on the 'failures of politics, failures of journalism, and failures of society'.
