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Journalist Andrew Clennell joins Sky News political team
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Quality of politics and political reporting is a two-way street
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ABC boss quits over Australian political interference claims - BBC News
Australian journalists flown out of China 'amid diplomatic standoff' - BBC News
China alleges Australian intelligence service raided reporters' homes | Financial Times
The #Spill Effect: Twitter Hashtag Upends Australian Political Journalism
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Australia 'very disappointed' after journalists Bill Birtles and Michael Smith forced to flee China | Australian media | The Guardian
How the Canberra Press Gallery shut out IA
Australian Federal Police will not rule out charging journalists who published stories based on leaked classified information - ABC News
Australian political journalists might be part of a 'Canberra bubble', but they engage the public too
Australian political journalists might be part of a 'Canberra bubble', but they engage the public too
Balance of power: Laurie Oakes on 45 years of politics, journalism and spin - Media Report - ABC Radio National (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
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Outspoken journalist in Australia and father in China harassed online
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ABC reporter Matt Doran's hilarious tweet at teasers of his baby-face
Australian correspondents Bill Birtles and Mike Smith pulled out of China after five-day diplomatic standoff over national security case - ABC News
These Australian journalists were attacked by US police - CNN Video
Australia Asks for Investigation After Police Attack 2 Journalists in U.S. - The New York Times
Australian political journalists might be part of a 'Canberra bubble', but they engage the public too
