Journalist's arrest likened to Bjelke-Petersen days
The arrest of a Fairfax journalist over Facebook photographs has been condemned as harking back to the days of Joh Bjelke-Petersen.
View ArticlePolice back calls for murder coverage media apology
Queensland police are supporting calls for newspapers to apologise for false allegations in their coverage of a murder on the Gold Coast last month.
View ArticleTour operator fears crime reports impact
A Gold Coast tourism operator says negative media reports could undermine a campaign aimed at reviving the struggling industry.
View ArticleDetails emerge of job losses at Qld papers
Redundancies have been announced at News Limited publications across Queensland as part of the media group's restructure.
View ArticleUnion to meet Conroy over newspaper job cuts
Union representatives are due to meet federal Communications Minister Stephen Conroy today to discuss job cuts at News Limited's Queensland publications.
View ArticleNewspaper threatens ban on Gold Coast Mayor
The Gold Coast Bulletin newspaper says it is prepared to ban coverage of the city's Mayor Tom Tate for the duration of his time in office.
View ArticlePhillip Adams: Man in black
Phillip Adams - Broadcaster, cattle farmer, collector of antiquities, advertising guru, political confidant, film producer and philosopher.
View ArticleBulletin moving production from Gold Coast to Brisbane
Gold Coast Bulletin newspaper editor Cath Webber says there will be no forced redundancies associated with the closure of the paper's printing facility at Molendinar.
View ArticleYoung cover girl sparks 'over-sexualisation' controversy
A local Gold Coast family magazine is under fire for 'over-sexualising' a young girl on its front cover.
View ArticleCountry Press Australia and Deakin University study into regional news decline
The largest study of country newspapers ever undertaken in Australia is hoping to develop sustainable models that can help the declining regional media landscape survive into the future.
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