Saudi Arabia,UAE probably hacked journalists'phones:report says

Saudi Arabia,UAE probably hacked journalists'phones:report says

Dozens of Al Jazeera journalist were probably targeted by the Saudi and Emirati governments using spyware deployed through an iMessage.

  • byMiriam Berger

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AFP,Porter spent more than $600,000 on external lawyers fighting Smethurst

AFP,Porter spent more than $600,000 on external lawyers fighting Smethurst

It is likely that significant internal costs were incurred during the process but these were not disclosed in the responses.

  • byZoe Samios
Press freedom reforms welcomed,but more needed say media companies

Press freedom reforms welcomed,but more needed say media companies

New procedures for investigating journalists have been welcomed by media companies as"a good start",but don't address Australia's"press freedom problem".

  • byLisa Visentin
'ABC the embodiment of Australia':ABC chair Ita Buttrose defends broadcaster as essential to democracy

'ABC the embodiment of Australia':ABC chair Ita Buttrose defends broadcaster as essential to democracy

Ms Buttrose has dismissed criticism of the broadcaster's flagship program,Four Corners,as"malicious garbage".

  • byRob Harris
Police won't charge ABC journalist over'Afghan Files'stories

Police won't charge ABC journalist over'Afghan Files'stories

The AFP will not lay charges against an ABC journalist after prosecutors found it would not be in the public interest.

  • byAnthony Galloway
'Our children need their father':Moris pleads as Assange's extradition decision date set

'Our children need their father':Moris pleads as Assange's extradition decision date set

"Julian needs his freedom and our democracy needs a free press,"the WikiLeaks founder's fiancee said.

  • byLatika Bourke
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Julian Assange's extradition decision won't be made until after the US election

Julian Assange's extradition decision won't be made until after the US election

The Trump administration wants Assange to be tried in the US on 18 spying charges over cables published by the Australian's WikiLeaks website a decade ago.

  • byLatika Bourke
Assange's fiancee asks Scott Morrison to guarantee family's safety
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Assange's fiancee asks Scott Morrison to guarantee family's safety

Stella Moris wants to move to Australia with the Wikileaks founder and their two young children if he can beat the Trump administration's attempt to extradite him.

  • byLatika Bourke
China rejects human rights plea during'intense'EU trade talks

China rejects human rights plea during'intense'EU trade talks

The EU called for independent observers to enter Xinjiang and condemned the Chinese Communist Party's crackdown in Hong Kong and its treatment of journalists.

  • byEryk Bagshaw
Pakistani journalist arrested,accused of defaming military

Pakistani journalist arrested,accused of defaming military

It comes days after Prime Minister Imran Khan reiterated his country had a free media.

  • bySyed Raza Hassan
'Deeply concerned':Pompeo on Hong Kong activists held in China

'Deeply concerned':Pompeo on Hong Kong activists held in China

The Hong Kong residents were intercepted two weeks ago in waters off the southern Chinese province of Guangdong.