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Two former senior editors arrested in a Hong Kong police crackdown on a pro-democracy media organisation have been charged with sedition-related offences, national security authorities say.
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A Senate inquiry into media diversity ended with partisan findings and the Coalition and Labor refusing to back a judicial probe. Andrew Podger says there are other ways to address genuine problems with Australian media.
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A Senate inquiry has called for a royal commission-like probe into the the concentration of media ownership in Australia and whether a new independent press regulator is needed – but the committee’s Liberal MP deputy chair has branded it a “shameless political stunt”.
Weekend reports of border closures sent the state into panic – but, Tom Richardson writes, this was a media strategy meltdown the Government was warned about.
InDaily’s Stephanie Richards has taken out her second Young Journalist of the Year award for 2021, backing up her SA Media Awards gong by being named joint winner at the SA Press Club awards on Friday night.
Renowned ABC Radio Adelaide presenter Philip Satchell has died at the age of 83.
Malcolm Turnbull has told a parliamentary inquiry into media diversity that Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp is “the most powerful actor” in Australian politics and must be held to account.
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