Charlie Kirk's death is a pivotal moment. How should we respond?
The far-right is already capitalising on the death of Charlie Kirk. It matters how everyone else responds to it.
The far-right is already capitalising on the death of Charlie Kirk. It matters how everyone else responds to it.
A TikTok travel influencer, two podcasts and one incredible case study in the new media ecosystem.
First of all, here's what we have for you this week: * Killer Grabs: Quotes from around the traps. * How News Corp became a propaganda machine for white nationalism — By Scott Mitchell and Izzy Lewis * The Good Ones: The best journalism, opinion and entertainment for you to enjoy. It&
Six takeaways from the March for Australia and why it should be a wake-up call.
Every major arson attack targeting a synagogue is now alleged to have been perpetrated by organised criminals, or Iran. So why were protestors blamed?
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Just a week after being reinstated by Creative Australia as Australia's representative to the 2026 Venice Biennale, artist Khaled Sabsabi is under renewed attack from pro-Israel activists and News Corp.
A Lamestream exclusive investigation into the dropping and reinstatement of Khaled Sabsabi as Australia's representative at the Venice Biennale by Creative Australia – revealing stunning parallels with events in the Lattouf case.
It's rare to have a legal judgement that so factually lays out the panicked, confused and cowardly decision making processes that occur at the highest levels of a media company, especially when placed under pressure by an orchestrated lobbying campaign of pro-Israel activists. But thanks to Antoinette Lattouf&
Australian media outlets have helped shut down any criticism of Trump's bombing of Iran, stifling necessary debate.
More job cuts at the ABC, the axing of Q&A, the end of The Project, the announcement of a new TV current affairs program, the sale of a leading daily news podcast... and that's just the media news that came after the shooting of multiple Australian
Entire units have been cut or disbanded as a new restructure appears to take shape, with parts of the ABC's 2023 digital transformation plan undone.
Osman looks at the non-reporting on a far-right publicity stunt this week and asks when the media should report on the far-right and when they shouldn't.
On Friday morning The Age published two opinion pieces by Jewish Australians on the topic of Israel’s war in Gaza. Framed as an attempted “debate”, the two stories instead came across as a reminder of how willing The Age (and most Australian outlets) is to publish pro-Israel voices (Jewish