Political prisoners concerned by diplomacy red tape Australians wrongfully detained oversees are decrying being freed only to fall through the cracks back home, citing lack of support for them and their families. AAP · Oct 18, 2024
Julian Assange is now free to do or say whatever he likes. What does his future hold? One of the most polarizing and influential figures of the information age, Julian Assange is now free after five years in a British prison and seven years in self-imposed exile in a London embassy The Independent UK · Jun 27, 2024
Australian war crimes whistleblower David McBride jailed for six years Eight years after Australia began investigating war crimes in Afghanistan, a whistleblower is the first to be punished. Al Jazeera · May 14, 2024
The Nightly gives Gerry Harvey space to take a swipe at arch rival Online newspaper gives one of its biggest advertisers the chance to outline his dim view of Temu. Plus: Peter Greste story gets the film treatment The Guardian - AU · Mar 15, 2024
Gaza Update: as the world debates 'ceasefires' and 'pauses', Israel is silent on the 'day after' I spent several hours on Wednesday night wrestling over how we could best cover the raid by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) on Gaza’s al-Shifa hospital. My initial plan was to get an expert in international law to write a piece about the legality of such a raid under the… The Conversation · Nov 16, 2023
Government urged to act on secrecy and misinformation Prominent whistleblowers have criticised Australia's lack of transparency and claim it puts people and efforts to tackle misinformation at risk. AAP · Oct 17, 2023
Cheng Lei: Australia’s foreign minister reveals the promise she made to jailed journalist’s children The day after Cheng arrived back in Australia after three years’ detention in China, Penny Wong says she had vowed to ‘do everything I could to bring her home’ The Guardian - AU · Oct 12, 2023
ABC backed by press freedom advocates amid criticism of Woodside protest coverage Media union says no one should restrict journalists’ access to a protest after WA premier complains to Ita Buttrose The Guardian - AU · Aug 4, 2023
‘I’m in Tora prison. Help me’: one daughter’s fight to free her father When Australian Hazem Hamouda was whisked from Cairo airport to the notorious Tora prison, his daughter had no idea where he was – or that she’d spend the next year trying to get him out The Guardian - AU · Jul 8, 2023
The fight for press freedom is a fight for us all Newsrooms are still fighting to honour press freedom despite government pressure, competition with social media platforms and declining trust in the media. 360info · May 1, 2023
Premier Daniel Andrews responds to media reports about ongoing anti-corruption probe Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews responds to media reports about an anti-corruption probe, saying he acts appropriately at all times and will not comment on IBAC matters before they are public "regardless of any smear, innuendo or media reporting". ABC News · Nov 5, 2022
ABC 90th birthday: from Countdown to Roy and HG – our favourite shows and moments As the national broadcaster celebrates the anniversary, Guardian staff recall programs and moments that shaped us The Guardian - AU · Jun 29, 2022
China's visit to Pacific highlights growing threat to journalism in the region Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's whirlwind visit to the Pacific has seen press conferences and media access heavily restricted, highlighting the growing threat to journalism in the region. ABC News · Jun 1, 2022
Justin Stevens appointed director of ABC News, Analysis and Investigations The ABC appoints TV current affairs journalist and 7.30 executive producer Justin Stevens to the position of director of News, Analysis and Investigations. ABC News · Mar 30, 2022