Journalism

There are guidelines for reporting links between violence and mental health, but when the pressure is on, does the media follow them?

Cyber time poverty can affect all of us as distractions from social media, work messages and 24-hour news, but we can fight back

A new book explores the more-or-less forgotten crime novels of one of Australia’s most successful authors, George Johnston

Australia’s world-leading media-based mental health and suicide stigma reduction programs work, but vigilance is needed

Defamation laws are having a chilling effect on non-fiction so those keen to get behind a story like Depp v Heard are likely to be left wanting

The recent police raids on Australian journalists are a cause of concern for many, but they also highlight the far-reaching impact of public interest journalism

The man who led the Boston Globe’s famous investigation into sexual abuse in the city’s Catholic Church, on why he remains optimistic about the future of investigative journalism

We chat with Washington Post op-ed columnist Dana Milbank about Russian hackers, populism and the partisan nature of news

Outgoing ABC Managing Director Mark Scott on his time at the ABC and the future of public broadcasting

Can Government policy keep up with the rate of change? Our monthly podcast hosted by the University of Melbourne’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Glyn Davis