Karan, 30, is one of the many young people in Australia hoping to call themselves homeowners, but he says this goal is like a “pipe dream” that seems to move further away every day. “It just feels like every time I put $10 towards a house, the prices of the house go up by, like, $1000.”

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More than two decades since launching, the success of the National Indigenous Times is quietly defying industry trends. In addition to a digital presence, the small independent, 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned organisation produces multiple physical publications at a profit. (1/2)

When the US and Israel launched a volley of deadly strikes on Iran in February, 7News chief reporter Chris Reason was already positioned in Tel Aviv, ready to report on the military action his team had anticipated weeks in advance. (1/3)

My first piece for Junkee went up yesterday, dipping into the lack political and media response to the bomb thrown at an Invasion Day rally in Perth last week. (A man was charged with a terror offence today) junkee.com/articles/per...

Frustrated with the lack of Australian outlets taking young people's political opinions seriously, Hannah Ferguson co-founded Cheek Media in 2020 and built a strong following. She talked me through the journey and filling mainstream media’s gaps: piji.com.au/blog/hannah-...

As authoritarian pressure on journalism mounts, I spoke with former foreign correspondent Peter Greste about his experience being persecuted for his work and IFJ, Asia-Pacific regional director Jane Worthington on alliances needed to protect press freedom. piji.com.au/blog/democra...

As the year nears its end, Australia still awaits movement on promised government measures intended to support a sustainable public interest journalism sector. piji.com.au/blog/progres... #NewsMAP #NewsBargainingIncentive

At a time when technology makes it easier than ever to trick and mislead, media literacy is vital. Yet too many Australians lack the necessary skillset to sort truth from false. piji.com.au/blog/combatt...

@6newsau.bsky.social founder Leo Puglisi began reporting at just 11 years old. He told me he understands the intention of Australia's upcoming social media ban for under-16s, but is confident it will not be effective. Read more: piji.com.au/blog/social-... @piji-au.bsky.social

From @piji-au.bsky.social’s September newsletter: The credibility of public interest journalism relies on factual reporting, yet media teams committed to uncovering the truth are struggling to endure. piji.com.au/blog/fact-ch...

Initially a four-week fiery burst of protest in the wake of the 2016 Brexit referendum, The New World continues to grow nine years on – relying solely on reader revenue. Founder and editor-in-chief Matt Kelly tells me how: piji.com.au/blog/the-new...

From @piji-au.bsky.social’s August newsletter: A last-minute lifeline thrown by the federal government to the Local & Independent News Association kept the doors from shutting on one of Australia’s most active supporters of small news publishers. piji.com.au/blog/lina-fu...

Facing a shaky future and seeing fellows fall, merge, or erect paywalls to survive, the Guardian turned to its large global readership for aid almost a decade ago and has not looked back. Read more: piji.com.au/blog/guardia... #PIJI #publicinterestjournalism #journalism #guardian #guardianaus

New year, new you – unless the old you loved reading, in which case, don’t change a thing. From gardening to YA queer romance, here are some top summer reads (based on new releases and what bookshops say are flying off shelves). www.thenewdaily.com.au/life/enterta...

Qantas’ new year isn’t looking much better than the last, with the airline facing allegations of deceptive conduct over its booking system. www.thenewdaily.com.au/life/2023/12...