Rolling Stone Magazine’s Michael Hastings speaks with Julian Assange, the boy from Australia who became public enemy number one to the USA, in this interview chosen by Michael Itsou for our 50 Interviews project.
It’s make or break for the Socceroos in a giant June of international football. Paul Bastin and Paddy Naughtin discuss the upcoming trio of Australian fixtures, including tonight’s clash with Asian powerhouse Japan.
Mainstream media has been accused of bias after their coverage of the Boston Bombings, but Liam Quinn argues that it’s an environment of our own creation.
Rolling Stone Magazine’s Michael Hastings speaks with Julian Assange, the boy from Australia who became public enemy number one to the USA, in this interview chosen by Michael Itsou for our 50 Interviews project.
It’s make or break for the Socceroos in a giant June of international football. Paul Bastin and Paddy Naughtin discuss the upcoming trio of Australian fixtures, including tonight’s clash with Asian powerhouse Japan.
Mainstream media has been accused of bias after their coverage of the Boston Bombings, but Liam Quinn argues that it’s an environment of our own creation.
Metadata-retaining laws are overkill and an abuse of power, says Samuel Ord.
Rolling Stone Magazine’s Michael Hastings speaks with Julian Assange, the boy from Australia who became public enemy number one to the USA, in this interview chosen by Michael Itsou for our 50 Interviews project.
It’s make or break for the Socceroos in a giant June of international football. Paul Bastin and Paddy Naughtin discuss the upcoming trio of Australian fixtures, including tonight’s clash with Asian powerhouse Japan.
Mainstream media has been accused of bias after their coverage of the Boston Bombings, but Liam Quinn argues that it’s an environment of our own creation.
After attending a conference investigating Iraq ten years since the intervention, Wajeehah Sabahat discovers a country still in crisis.
The Asia Pacific Journalism Centre is running a one-day program on Saturday March 2 focused on reporting the development challenges for Iraq.
An eloquent and measured Julian Assange rises to the challenge and confronts his criticisms in this extended interview with 60 Minutes presenter Steve Kroft, chosen by Emil Jeyaratnam for our 50 interviews project.
Michael Calle reviews this claustrophobic thriller starring Ryan Reynolds as an American truck driver who discovers he’s been buried alive in Iraq.
Jean Kemshal-Bell presents our latest ‘100 articles’ selection, which is a trilogy of pieces by Michael Massing about the failure of journalism to challenge the widely held claim that Sadam Hussein’s Iraq was hiding weapon of mass destruction.
Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass have teamed up again. Michael Calle discusses Green Zone, the latest in a string of contemporary war films.
