Jamie Tahana

ABC journalist leaves India after saying she was effectively pushed out over visa issues. The case highlights the erosion of media freedom in India as it heads into election

The European Media Freedom Act - designed to better protect journalists and media - is certainly a significant step in the right direction, and it comes at a crucial time.

Our recent workshop discussion, held at this year’s Radiodays Europe, found an urgent need for workplace mental health and wellbeing policies for media professionals.

A crumbling advertising market has added to uncertainty for many media, with dwindling revenue and increased competition from tech giants.

Both Australia and New Zealand are looking to take action against tech platforms to make them pay news providers for their content.

The ABC and the Tonga Broadcasting Commission have exchanged a Memorandum of Understanding, recognising their longstanding relationship.

Critics say a proposed media law would give the Papua New Guinea government unfettered power over free speech, including the ability to filter stories it doesn’t like.

PBS is rolling out civics-themed kids content, to encourage viewers to get involved and learn about what’s happening around them.

In a new episode of Media Uncovered we explore how public media do and should represent, reflect, and serve Indigenous Peoples.

To ensure all political parties receive equitable coverage, GBC has inaugurated a committee to oversee coverage of the December election.