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National affairs Is this News Limited’s defence? Geoffrey Barker 18 July 2011 News Limited does some things very well, writes Geoffrey Barker. Self-analysis isn’t one of them Books & arts Leaks, sources and passing the salt Matthew Ricketson 29 June 2011 Journalists need to think more carefully about their relationships with their sources, writes Matthew Ricketson National affairs The scandal that almost wasn’t Peter Browne 25 May 2010 Why did most of the media run dead on the Securency bribery allegations? Books & arts If we don’t do it, who will? Geoffrey Barker 12 May 2010 Graham Perkin’s news editor, Geoffrey Barker, discusses Ben Hills’s biography of the legendary newspaper editor

Podcasts Getting back to the craft Peter Clarke 9 August 2009 Peter Clarke talks to four journalists and researchers about alternative futures for journalism National affairs The Australian at forty-five Rodney Tiffen 14 July 2009 It’s a miracle it exists, but it could be a whole lot better Essays & reportage Enter the Australian Ken Inglis 14 July 2009 Rupert Murdoch’s national daily burst into print on 15 July 1964. Ken Inglis assessed the new paper later that month for Nation magazine National affairs Managing the media Geoffrey Barker 2 June 2009 Can political reporting be thorough and independent when an entire profession has grown up dedicated to stopping journalists from doing their jobs, asks Geoffrey Barker