Kerry O'Brien Sounds Alarm for Australian Media Crisis
Veteran journalist Kerry O'Brien delivers powerful Walkley Award address warning of Australian media's existential threat. Discover why this matters for democracy.
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Australian Public Service Wages Jump 3.4%
New data reveals Australian public servants are enjoying their fastest wage growth in 15 years, outstripping private sector increases and raising questions about economic fairness.
Richard North: The Independent's Environment Editor Obituary
Remembering Richard North, The Independent's pioneering environment editor whose groundbreaking journalism brought climate crises and conservation battles to the forefront of British media for decades.
Daily Mail's master columnist John Edwards dies at 86
The journalism world mourns the loss of John Edwards, the brilliant Daily Mail columnist whose sharp wit and elegant prose captivated readers for decades. Remembering the life and legacy of Britain's master wordsmith.
Guardian hires Michelle R. Smith as Senior Science Reporter
The Guardian US expands its investigative science coverage with the strategic hire of Michelle R. Smith, a renowned journalist with proven expertise in public health and environmental investigations.
CBS News Anchor John Dickerson Announces Departure
Long-serving CBS News presenter John Dickerson announces unexpected exit, prompting industry-wide reaction and speculation about future moves in broadcast journalism.
Reeves forced into borrowing spree as fiscal plans unravel
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts harsh economic reality as soaring debt costs and weak growth force major borrowing increases, putting Labour's fiscal rules under severe pressure.
UK borrowing hits record September high of £15.9bn
New figures reveal UK government borrowing hit £15.9 billion in September 2025 - the highest for that month since records began. Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as debt costs spiral and economic challenges deepen.
Ben Smee wins Queensland Journalist of the Year award
Guardian Australia's acclaimed reporter Ben Smee has been crowned joint winner of the Queensland Journalist of the Year award for his outstanding investigative work exposing critical environmental and political issues across the state.
UK government borrowing costs hit 20-year high
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces mounting pressure as UK government borrowing costs surge to their highest level in two decades, threatening Labour's economic plans and increasing pressure on public finances.
Guardian Writers Share Their Year's Biggest Lessons
Discover the surprising insights and hard-won wisdom Guardian journalists have gained over the past year, from navigating AI challenges to maintaining journalistic integrity in turbulent times.
BBC World Service independence threatened by defence funding
Exclusive: Former BBC Controller raises alarm over potential compromise of BBC World Service's editorial independence as Ministry of Defence pushes for greater funding involvement in the internationally renowned broadcaster.
Gogglebox star, 80, loses NHS job after TV deal
Beloved Gogglebox octogenarian Mica Ven has been removed from her £62,000 NHS position following her television contract, sparking debate about public sector employment rules.
MacArthur Foundation Ends $100M Media Funding Experiment
The prestigious philanthropic organisation pulls funding from its ambitious digital media network, leaving remaining outlets to seek new financial models amidst industry-wide challenges.
Trump's Air Force One Clash with NPR Reporter: 'Not a Fan'
Former President Donald Trump launched into a fiery exchange with an NPR reporter aboard Air Force One, bluntly stating 'I'm not a big fan of NPR' in a tense confrontation over his administration's contentious relationship with public broadcasting.
UK Borrowing Hits £37.6bn, Exceeding Forecasts
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a stern fiscal test as UK public sector borrowing hits £37.6bn for the first five months of the financial year, exceeding official forecasts and complicating Labour's spending ambitions.
Australia's £50BN Debt Interest Time Bomb
Australia is facing a severe fiscal crisis as interest payments on its national debt are projected to skyrocket, consuming an ever-larger portion of the federal budget and threatening future economic stability.
Independent's Rupert Cornwell Award 2025: £5k Bursary
The Independent announces the prestigious Rupert Cornwell Award for 2025, offering a £5,000 bursary and a paid placement to an aspiring journalist, honouring the legacy of its esteemed foreign correspondent.
Daily Mail Earns 20 Press Awards Nominations
The Daily Mail's groundbreaking journalism receives exceptional recognition with 20 nominations at the Press Awards, celebrating excellence in investigative reporting, features, and political commentary.
Irish broadcaster RTÉ faces backlash over Gaza coverage
Irish state broadcaster RTÉ confronts intense criticism and political pressure over its reporting on the Israel-Gaza conflict, sparking a national debate on media impartiality.
2025's Best UK Universities for Journalism Revealed
The Guardian's 2025 league table unveils the best UK universities for journalism degrees. Discover which institutions lead the pack for teaching, facilities, and graduate prospects in this dynamic field.
UK Borrowing Costs Soar, Pressuring Reeves' Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a major economic challenge as UK government borrowing costs hit a high, threatening her Budget plans and putting public finances under intense scrutiny.
Bank of England Losses to Cost Taxpayers £200bn
A new report reveals the staggering cost of the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme, with taxpayers facing a bill of up to £200 billion, intensifying calls for a windfall tax on banks.
UK's 'Moron Premium': Borrowing Costs Hit 27-Year High
Britain's borrowing costs have surged to levels not seen since 1997, with markets imposing a 'moron premium' following Chancellor Rachel Reeves' controversial fiscal plans. The gilt yield spike signals deep market anxiety over the UK's economic direction.
UK Government Borrowing Hits 26-Year High
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a stern economic test as public sector net borrowing hits £27.6bn, the highest since 1999. Rising debt interest payments and welfare costs drive the surge, complicating Labour's fiscal plans.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke's libel case against The Guardian over misconduct allegations has been dismissed by the High Court, which ruled the reporting was in the public interest. A major victory for press freedom.
Treasury's Fiscal Rules Become Dangerous Growth Bottleneck
Exclusive analysis reveals how the UK's rigid fiscal framework, designed for stability, is now actively hindering economic recovery, suppressing growth, and exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis. Experts warn the Treasury's orthodoxy is no longer fit for
Guardian Political Editor Brian Davis Dies Aged 88
Celebrating the life and legacy of Brian Davis, The Guardian's formidable political editor who redefined political journalism and mentored a generation of reporters from the 1970s to 1990s.
Australian house prices to soar as rate hikes pause
The Reserve Bank of Australia hints at pausing interest rate rises, sparking predictions of a property market rebound. Experts weigh in on what this means for homeowners and buyers.
CBA posts record $10.2bn cash profit
Australia's largest lender, Commonwealth Bank, posts a historic $10.2bn cash profit amid rising interest rates, sparking debate over banking sector accountability.
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