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Journo unpacks the news, so you understand how it's made, disseminated and consumed. Ride shotgun with the world's best journalists as they explore the stories behind the headlines. Nick Bry...
“At one point the cabinet secretary pointed out through my window to a block of flats across the water and said, ‘You realise the Chinese wi...
War. Environmental peril. The never-ending pandemic. No wonder audiences are tired of bad news. And in worse news for the media, that widesp...
Investigative reporting might make great fodder for Hollywood movies, but the reality is far from glamourous. Blockbuster investigations can...
“It's the power of the story. It's the same thing, whether it's drum and bass, or much more serious news. If you tell stories that people wa...
“I wasn't just doing what was right. I was doing what was journalistically correct.” Veteran sports reporter Jim Trotter was doing a live cr...
“I’ve always stopped to think — well, you're a little brat from the back blocks of Brisbane and you're about to interview Paul McCartney. Th...
In 2021, News Corp’s tabloids in Australia made a stunning announcement. For the month leading up to the Glasgow climate summit, they would...
Australians have elected a new government and, in a campaign where journalists came under almost as much scrutiny as the politicians, is thi...
“I always say in journalism that everything has changed and nothing has changed," says BBC foreign correspondent Lyse Doucet, who reported f...
For the journalists writing the first records of history, this past year has been one for the ages. In season 2 of Journo , foreign correspo...
Covering the cut and thrust of politics is one of the most thrilling jobs in journalism. But why are reporters misreading the mood of our na...
He is one of Washington’s most recognisable and influential journalists, who became even more well-known thanks to his facial expressions in...
“We have to recognise that the truth is often complex. And it's often elusive in some respects. And it's nuanced. That's not an excuse for e...
The daily press conference, Covid case numbers, border closures, reporting from your living room or from the silent streets of a locked down...
Our outlook and media consumption are increasingly global, but local journalism remains more important than ever — keeping communities conne...
“If you're targeted by Pegasus, you see nothing, you smell nothing, you taste nothing. You’re minding your own business, doing whatever it i...
China is closing its doors to foreign journalists just as it becomes the most interesting story in the world. So, is this all part of a stra...
"You’ve got no one left to tell the story” warns Bilal Sarwary, legendary Afghan journalist, as he flees Kabul following death threats from...
Grab your press pass: Journo helps you understand how your news is made, disseminated, and consumed. After a long career as a BBC internatio...