Aunty's Canberra coverage is no longer fit for purpose. Things need to change — and our media correspondent has an idea of where to start.

The Australian Law Reform Commission makes a strong case to end discrimination by schools against LGBTIQA+ students. Its case regarding staff, however, is weaker.

For a decade, Victorian ombudsman Deborah Glass tried to hold Labor to account. For her efforts she was smeared by the party's supporters.

New journalism students are pushing back against the old school of impartiality — the idea of which has merit but is built on shifting sands.

How much does the defence pact cost per job created?

'It is bad law, in flagrant disregard of our international human rights obligations.'

We need divestiture powers to curb corporate abuses like price gouging — but remember that super funds own a large chunk of these companies.

Christian Porter, Scott Morrison, Anthony Albanese. Whose ministerial secrets could be aired after a Federal Court closed a dodgy loophole?

Labor isn't running a candidate, and the five Cook challengers are seen as easy targets for the Liberals.

Crikey tagged along to a press conference held by a man Bruce Lehrmann claims is just a 'disgruntled' former Seven producer.

'I speak from experience. Not as the vomiter, I hasten to add, but as a vomitee.'

This week's Media Briefs brings you a most unusual AIJAC trip participant, along with some rogue corrections and a settlement in a big case for Victorian politics.

If the popular Greens MP can't make room for evidence, then young progressives have misplaced their hope in him.

The 'Afghan Files' whistleblower has enjoyed too little scrutiny from those on the left.