Jamie Tahana

Colombian public media face a lawsuit; austerity measures hit media in Austria and Bolivia; Australian efforts to make big tech pay for news continue.

Public media in Jamaica and South Korea have rejigged funding, French broadcasters face a parliamentary inquiry, and Nepal launches a new international TV service.

Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.

The protracted reform of public media in Germany has cleared a major hurdle, and Australia will make global streamers invest in local content.

Our weekly round-up of public service media related stories and headlines from around the world.

Voice of Nigeria looks to a digital future; VOA director claims an illegal ouster; RTBF defends its journalists; Rai rebuffs RSF report.

A discussion with Tristan Ahtone on climate change, Indigenous journalism and building cross-border alliances.

A discussion on reconciliation and how Australia's ABC has been improving Indigenous representation on air and online.

Public media workers in Argentina have protested over wage freezes, while in the US, the state of Indiana has cut funding for public media.

Funding to Voice Of America, Radio Free Asia and others is to be restored after a preliminary injunction, but a testing future still awaits public media in the US.