Media

A collation of 400+ journalist media codes of ethics/practice from around the world with references in several languages

Dart center for journalism & trauma

Mindframe - National media initiative

Guidelines for reporting on domestic violence against women and children

The Australian Press Council is the self-regulatory body of the print media. It was established in 1976 with two main aims: to help preserve the traditional freedom of the press within Australia and ensure that the free press acts responsibly and ethically.

This centre is an independent, non-profit, public interest organisation specialising in media and communications law and policy, and based in the University of Technology, Sydney.

IRE provides educational services and resources to reporters, editors and others interested in investigative journalism.

Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance from the merger of three organisations: the Australian Journalists Association, Actors Equity of Australia, and the Australian Theatrical & Amusement Employees Association. The history of these unions goes back to the early days of the twentieth century, and the current structure of MEAA reflects those origins. In 2006, a fourth section was created with the incorporation of the Symphony Orchestra Musicians Association (SOMA).

Includes sections on broadcast, online regulation, intellectual property and information and communications technology.

Social policy resource guide published by the Parliamentary Library.

University of Southern California site focusing on the future of digital journalism

Key media and social theory web site. Includes internet resources, teaching resources and new media and arts web sites. Extremely comprehensive resource for media and social theory.

NewsLab is a non-profit resource for television newsrooms, focused on research and training.

The Walkley Foundation celebrates and encourages great Australian journalism, telling the stories of our nation and strengthening our democracy.