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Government unlikely to end hostility to free press

Public service bureaucrats and security services have generational, baked-in antipathy towards the public’s right to know, argues Denis Miller. An unprecedented media campaign kicking back against muzzle laws is unlikely to change that.

AFP to review investigations as media campaigns against Govt secrecy, censorship

The new head of the Australian Federal Police has ordered a review into the handling of sensitive investigations, following raids on two media organisations.

Arthur Sinodinis says a media business model is not to cover issues widely, but in a way to appeal to particular consumers. Photo: AAP/Dan Peled

Media partisanship a danger to science and democracy: Sinodinis

Arthur Sinodinos, former minister and Australia’s ambassador-designate to Washington, has warned that the media is becoming a polarised “battleground”, which is dangerous for democracy and science.

Spying whistleblower "should go to jail": Home Affairs chief

Federal Labor is urging Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo to show more respect for the media after he lashed out at the person behind a top-secret leak to a journalist, saying the whistleblower should go to jail.

'Tiser circulation slides while fewer online readers pay

News Corp’s latest annual report shows The Advertiser‘s print circulation has fallen below 100,000 daily newspaper sales for the first time in years – and fewer digital readers are paying for the news service online.

AFP sought reporter fingerprints before media leak raid

Press freedom is again in the spotlight after fresh revelations federal police sought finger and palm prints of two ABC journalists under investigation over leaked documents.

Payne defends press freedom overseas, silent on AFP raids

Foreign Minister Marise Payne has defended her attendance at an international conference on media freedom, in the wake of federal police raids on journalists in Australia, saying she’s in a “no-win” situation.

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