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Australian journalists are capitalising on the chaos of the US election cycle. Who's making the biggest splash?
A little tit-for-tat on Australia's part wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. The US reacted swiftly when three of its journalists were expelled.
Are daily coronavirus conferences diminishing the power of journalism?
Coverage of Black Lives Matter proves that Australian media will never achieve moral clarity unless it can identify its own racism as well as it can others'.
When free speech is shouted down by the very people whose job it is to promote it, the media is in danger of becoming an echo chamber.
Good morning, early birds. Donald Trump has put forward a conspiracy theory about the 75-year-old protester who was shoved and ignored by police, and The Australian reports that Black Lives Matter Protests are likely going to prompt cabinet to delay accelerated easing of COVID-19 restrictions. It's the news you need to know, with Chris Woods
Fresh from the US and with a new nationalistic spin, Scott Morrison has some new talking points. Is Australian media prepared to counter them?
The Australian government is, rightfully, speaking out about the treatment of Yang Hengjun, but Julian Assange has been left in the 'too hard' basket.
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.
The closure of rural media is not just sad for staff, it's a tragedy for struggling communities that are routinely ignored by metropolitan news.
