
Gambling with the Voice
This week’s Stan Grant news cycle has been a solid dry run for how the Voice to Parliament will likely play out in Australia’s media if it fails. Continue reading Gambling with the Voice
This week’s Stan Grant news cycle has been a solid dry run for how the Voice to Parliament will likely play out in Australia’s media if it fails. Continue reading Gambling with the Voice
Where Australians get their news has become a politically charged question leading to growing concerns about media ownership and influence and an overall lack of transparency. Continue reading Who owns your news? – news media app Headlinr to give audiences bird’s eye view
Even if demonstrably accurate, balanced and in the public interest, the federal government and public sector agencies can still arbitrarily cripple individual journalists and destabilise the operation of entire media outlets by investigating their work. The result has been described as “a chilling effect” on what Australian journalists are willing to publish. Continue reading “The Chilling Effect” – the institutionalised censorship of the Australian press