Voice of America goes dark

In his latest attack on public media, Donald Trump has signed an order aimed at dismantling the U.S. Agency for Global Media and the five broadcast agencies it supports, including Voice of America and Radio Free Asia.

Content comes first: ABC’s new managing director tells staff

In his first week as the ABC’s new managing director, Hugh Marks wrote to all staff setting the agenda for his term at our national broadcaster, radioinfo reported.

The ABC vs Antoinette Lattouf

The federal court is presently hearing a case to determine whether Antoinette Lattouf was dismissed unfairly three days into her five day contract, or whether, as the ABC maintains, she was not dismissed because she was paid for the full five days of her contract.

News Corp’s latest hit job on the ABC

Is News Corp a reputable news outlet or a political campaigner? Given the quality of its latest propaganda the second is looking more likely.

Drop in ABC Kids content could harm future generations

ABC Kids claims to be “home to trusted and loved preschool programs,” where kids can “learn, play and explore”. But following years of funding cuts, the ABC is struggling to deliver on this promise.

ABC Arts still at risk

“The arts are our intellectual and cultural lifeblood,” says Anne Maria Nicholson, former ABC National Arts Reporter. But the decline in the ABC's funding risks bleak outcomes for Australia’s cultural landscape.