Journalism

Jodie Ginsberg from the Committee to Protect Journalists says Haaretz has been one of the only publications in Israel that is reporting independently about the war in Gaza.

Australians spent $4.4 billion on video gaming last year, but finding information on how best to spend their money is challenging.

Investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent Linton Besser will be replacing Paul Barry as the host of Media Watch as part of an ABC staff shake-up in 2025.

Victoria's third-oldest newspaper, the Portland Observer, will potentially print its last edition five days before Christmas.

Renowned, esteemed and much-loved ABC Radio Adelaide presenter David Bevan has announced his retirement after more than 20 years on the airwaves.

You'll remember The Assembly's Dylan from his volley of questions to some of Australia's biggest names. Dylan joined the Compass team as an intern, where he was on the hunt for fame, filmmaking skills and funds to buy more bricks.

ABC journalist Mark Willacy describes the unexpected moment when the Sydney to Brisbane Qantas flight QF520 was forced to make an emergency landing.

Peacock was a senior journalist who worked for a wide range of programs after joining the ABC as a cadet in 1973.

Matt Peacock worked for a wide range of programs, as well as the broadcaster's foreign correspondent in London, Washington and New York.

ABC veteran Fran Kelly demands more be done to tackle online misinformation and renew trust in media, while making the "bold prediction" that reports of radio broadcasting's decline are "greatly exaggerated".

Veteran journalist and broadcaster George Negus has died at the age of 82, his family said in a statement.

The long-time Drive presenter tells listeners he has "hogged" the role for long enough and will be leaving ABC Radio Sydney in November.

The loss of local newspapers across regional Australia is having a huge impact — from today's history not being recorded to residents missing friends' funerals because there's nowhere to publish death notices.

The closure of hundreds of newspapers across regional Australia is having a huge impact on residents, as they struggle to remain informed about council decisions and social events.

Prison newspapers made by and for prisoners have battled censorship and bans. But they've proven that, more than 70 years later, they're not going anywhere.

Julian Assange is back on European soil. When last here, he was behind bars.

Award-winning Cambodian investigative reporter Mech Dara is arrested in what's been described as a "retaliatory move" from the country's authoritarian rulers.

Fields of wildflowers and an orange-hued moon were some of the shots taken by our ABC photographers in the first month of spring, alongside images documenting stories of courage, calamity and wonder.

The Age Discrimination Commissioner, Robert Fitzgerald, has urged newsrooms to review their editorial practices after a report found the media industry is failing to accurately represent older Australians.

After Ukraine launched a surprise assault on Russian territory in August, the ABC's Europe correspondent Kathryn Diss and camera operator Fletcher were invited by the military to visit an occupied town in Russia.