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Journalists are pushing back at management censoring coverage of Israel’s war on Gaza. Pip Hinman reports.

Essays about libraries and languages have nabbed the top spot in the prize’s inaugural year.

Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe says Labor cutting a deal with her alleged accuser David Van on its Murray-Darling plan is disgraceful.

Seven Network paid a years rent for former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann as part of accommodation arrangements for Spotlight interview.

They’ve taken a conversation we were hoping to start in good faith with the industry as a whole and turned Nine into part of the story.

Advocates for media censorship will be delighted that Nine newspapers have gagged reporters seeking balance on the Hamas-Israel conflict.

The journalists condemned the phony “both-sidesism” of official coverage, insisted on centering the historical oppression of the Palestinians and demanded their right to report on war crimes and genocide.

Australian journalist Cheng Lei says China is a different place than what it was 20 years ago, and tourists should be wary.

The public broadcaster’s ombudsman has concluded the show presented “highly polarising views” in a fair and balanced way. It received almost 900 complaints.

The Sydney Morning Herald is once again the country’s most-read masthead, according to new readership figures released by Roy Morgan.