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Alan Kohler

Politicians and journalists: adversaries or bedfellows?

The University of Melbourne’s Centre for Advanced Journalism is hosting a public panel discussion on Tuesday 11 August with some of Australia’s finest journalists who will discuss the relationship between politics and the media.

One paper towns?

Newspaper companies around the globe are facing revenue shortfalls as readers and advertising dollars migrate to the internet. How will Australia’s newspapers fare in the future? Chris McNamara peers into the crystal ball and talks to the soothsayers to get a better view of the future of news in Australia.

Politicians and journalists: adversaries or bedfellows?

The University of Melbourne’s Centre for Advanced Journalism is hosting a public panel discussion on Tuesday 11 August with some of Australia’s finest journalists who will discuss the relationship between politics and the media.

One paper towns?

Newspaper companies around the globe are facing revenue shortfalls as readers and advertising dollars migrate to the internet. How will Australia’s newspapers fare in the future? Chris McNamara peers into the crystal ball and talks to the soothsayers to get a better view of the future of news in Australia.

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The funding journalism conundrum

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Politicians and journalists: adversaries or bedfellows?

The University of Melbourne’s Centre for Advanced Journalism is hosting a public panel discussion on Tuesday 11 August with some of Australia’s finest journalists who will discuss the relationship between politics and the media.

One paper towns?

Newspaper companies around the globe are facing revenue shortfalls as readers and advertising dollars migrate to the internet. How will Australia’s newspapers fare in the future? Chris McNamara peers into the crystal ball and talks to the soothsayers to get a better view of the future of news in Australia.