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Man charged over threats to ABC journalist - Vimarsana News

Man charged over threats to ABC journalist

Lara man charged with allegedly threatening journalist Mark Willacy and his family.

Victorian man, 25, charged with allegedly threatening to kill ABC journalist Mark Willacy - Vimarsana News

Victorian man, 25, charged with allegedly threatening to kill ABC journalist Mark Willacy

Willacy, a Gold Walkley winner, has most recently been reporting on alleged war crimes by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan

2021 Queensland Clarion Awards - Vimarsana News

2021 Queensland Clarion Awards

The ABC has 34 finalists across 20 categories in tomorrow night’s MEAA Queensland Clarion Awards, which recognise the State’s most outstanding

As Australia's war crime inquiry drags on, misinformation is becoming rife - Vimarsana News

As Australia's war crime inquiry drags on, misinformation is becoming rife

Soldier X confessed to murder. Now, in a concerted media campaign to obscure evidence of war crimes, even testimony like his is at risk of being obscured by half-truths, lies and spin.

Against the odds, investigative journalism lives on - Vimarsana News

Against the odds, investigative journalism lives on

The last weeks and months in Australian journalism demonstrate that all is not lost, says “The Gadfly” columnist  ROBERT MACKLIN. “Against the odds, investigative journalism lives on despite the forces of repression that would bury it forever.” IN his 2018 memoir, “Reporter”, the distinguished American journalist Seymour Hersh, who uncovered the My Lai massacre in Vietnam and the Abu Ghraib scandal in Iraq, wrote these perceptive comments:  Robert Macklin. “The newspapers of today far too often rush into print with stories that are essentially little more than tips, or hints o...