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IN the past five years, several media reforms have been implemented in Zimbabwe.

The Albanese government’s plans for a Voice to Parliament education campaign have been slammed as way to skew the debate in favour of the ‘Yes’ campaign.

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The Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) has acquired a licence from the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) to open a new television channel. In a public notice, ZBC said the new channel will be called Zimbabwe National Television (ZNTV). Reads the notice: Take notice that, in terms of section 10 (11) of the Broadcasting Services Act …

Seven issued with formal remedial directions by ACMA after failing to provide captions for deaf and hearing-impaired viewers across several programs.

Exclusive: leading no campaigner Warren Mundine attacks social media giant after Institute of Public Affairs posts are taken down

Nationals Senator Matt Canavan has called for Australia’s media laws to be updated, arguing social media censorship is akin to a "foreign takeover of our media".

Opposition leader Peter Dutton is the “one person in Australia” who can ensure there is a proper debate on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, The Australians Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan has argued.

Countries in the SADC region are being urged to take a human rights based approach when crafting cybersecurity and cybercrime legislation.