Christopher Warren

Media Correspondent @chrisjwarren

Christopher Warren is an Australian journalist and writer. He was federal secretary of the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance until April 2015, and is a past president of the International Federation of Journalists.

Indigenous flag outside Parliament House (Image: AAP/Lukas Coch)

Media must abandon negativity bias to walk with Uluru Statement

Media

Christopher Warren

Aug 02, 2022

As Meta falls, it’s tripping up old media

Media

Christopher Warren

Aug 01, 2022

Viktor Orbán's Hungary model opens up a pathway for Italy's fascist lurch

World

Christopher Warren

Jul 29, 2022

Europe's united front against Russia is starting to fray as Moscow puts its foot on the gas

World

Christopher Warren

Jul 21, 2022

Jerry Hall and Rupert Murdoch (Image: EPA/Andy Rain)

The very rich are different from you and me. Is Jerry Hall destined to join them?

Society

Christopher Warren

Jul 18, 2022

Gradually, then all at once: the crumbling of Sri Lanka's corrupt family regime

World

Christopher Warren

Jul 14, 2022

Rupert Murdoch and Boris Johnson (Images: AAP)

BoJo’s fall costs the Murdochs another prime minister

Media

Christopher Warren

Jul 11, 2022

Memo to MPs and ABC: newspapers don't matter — they're zombies stalking Australia’s media

Media

Christopher Warren

Jul 07, 2022

Europe's slow-slow-quick march on Ukraine turns crisis into commitment — and creates opportunity for true leaders

World

Christopher Warren

Jul 04, 2022

Journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov (Image: Nobel Prize Outreach/Geir Anders Rybakken Ørslien)

Press freedom in death throes as autocrats shutter media outlets of Nobel laureates

Media

Christopher Warren

Jun 30, 2022

For human rights, what is balanced reporting? Legitimise the attackers?

Media

Christopher Warren

Jun 28, 2022

Bust-up at the Judith Neilson Institute offers a chance to rethink our media future

Media

Christopher Warren

Jun 24, 2022

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Media must abandon negativity bias to walk with Uluru Statement

As Meta falls, it’s tripping up old media

Viktor Orbán's Hungary model opens up a pathway for Italy's fascist lurch

Europe's united front against Russia is starting to fray as Moscow puts its foot on the gas

The very rich are different from you and me. Is Jerry Hall destined to join them?

Gradually, then all at once: the crumbling of Sri Lanka's corrupt family regime

BoJo’s fall costs the Murdochs another prime minister

Memo to MPs and ABC: newspapers don't matter — they're zombies stalking Australia’s media

Europe's slow-slow-quick march on Ukraine turns crisis into commitment — and creates opportunity for true leaders

Press freedom in death throes as autocrats shutter media outlets of Nobel laureates

For human rights, what is balanced reporting? Legitimise the attackers?

Bust-up at the Judith Neilson Institute offers a chance to rethink our media future