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Female correspondents reporting from Ukraine and other conflict-affected regions navigate risks their male counterparts rarely encounter. From invasive…
When air raid sirens fall silent and a city holds its breath, work continues in a dim basement several metres below ground. Here, a small team of reporters…
The Free Press Foundation was built on a simple premise: independent journalism is a public good, and it needs sustained, flexible support to survive. When…
For decades, anonymous sources have been the backbone of conflict reporting. From the battlefields of eastern Ukraine to the corridors of Moscow, journalists…
Australia sits at a crossroads of refugee debates that have shaped politics for decades. From the Tampa affair to offshore detention on Nauru and Manus Island,…
Three years into a full-scale invasion, Ukrainian athletes stepping onto Olympic podiums still pause for cameras with the discipline of competitors carrying…
Raw video can document a protest, expose abuse, or preserve evidence from a conflict zone before memories fade. Yet sending large files through ordinary…
Independent reporting depends on knowing who is providing information, what they may gain from publication, and whether their claims can withstand scrutiny.…
Local government decisions shape daily life in ways that national politics often misses. Councils approve developments, manage waste contracts, set rates,…
Publishing images of Russian prisoners of war held by Ukraine raises a difficult conflict between public interest, human dignity and the laws of armed…
