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The Klaxon is an anti-corruption investigative news outlet, 100% owned and controlled by multi-award winning journalist Anthony Klan.

The Local & Independent News Association (LINA) is proud to announce the return of its national fundraising initiative, Our News. Your Voice.

Mannum is now home to the PS Daisy, a historic paddle steamer owned by one of the youngest wooden boat enthusiasts on the River Murray.

If you work in journalism, you might recognize that 2024 was a year of reckoning for our industry. I certainly do.  At the start of the year, I embarked on a Knight Fellowship with ICFJ to explore how...

Before we launch the new, streamlined version of our LION Sustainability Audit this summer, here are five key lessons for indie publishers.

Away from the day to day, this is where we work on the business together, and share ideas and strategies for the year ahead.

The federal government has announced funding for independent regional and suburban publishers around Australia, including this one.

ACM, Australian Community Media, has announced that all 65 of its regional newspapers, including the Canberra Times and Newcastle Herald, will be reduced to weekly print runs over the next seven years...

The Albanese government has decided to go slow on a scheme to hit digital platforms if they refuse to pay local media outlets for news articles.

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US authorities are struggling to counter misinformation at a time when miscalculations can have deadly consequences.

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