It's a familiar cry in 2019: "you can't trust the media". But the sentiment behind this idea is dangerous.
Four years ago, acclaimed novelist Di Morrissey got fed up with her local papers, and started her own. It's not an easy task.
Why did Your Money fail? Blame dud thinking and a media strategy contrary to the experience here and overseas with business media.
Cuts and closures loom for News Corp SA’s suburban weekly Messenger Newspapers, after the media company unsuccessfully lobbied several metropolitan councils for hundreds of thousands of ratepayer dollars to help prop up the ailing brand.
Di Morrissey did what many journalists and writers dream of — she started her own newspaper.
The ABC's freshly appointed managing director David Anderson was the subject of discussion at the Sydney Writers' Festival at the weekend.
Political journalism used to be a grand narrative of winners and losers. That's not how the world works anymore.
Nine's profits will be more than double the expected profit at rival Seven West Media.
On World Press Freedom Day, Julian Assange sits in "Britain’s Guantanamo Bay" not knowing whether he will face extradition to the US.
The majority of New Zealand's news organisations have committed to new guidelines in an effort to "not promote white supremacist ideology". Others say it's not so simple.
