Tony Moore provides a credible option for ending the terms of partisan appointments to the ABC board, and shows how we can rescue the public broadcasting debate from the culture wars.

'The only media owners capable of putting the public interest above their own are those who can afford to', argues Leonard McDonnell - so supporters of quality journalism should give up on diversity of media ownership.

The 2004 Tsunami exposed a deep rift between our scientists and our communicators, writes Leonard McDonnell. We need to find new ways of getting information out of the journals and into the broadsheets if we are to reap the benefits of 'expert' knowledge and prevent more avoidable tragedies.

Emma Dawson asks what it would take to ensure that our ABC remains in the service of the Australian public, rather than the Government.

Emma Dawson introduces a special edition on media policy

Georgina Born talks to the Australian Centre for Independent Journalism about the BBC's role in balancing Britain’s media ecology

Miriam Lyons argues that citizen journalism projects like SourceWatch could help halt the decline of investigative journalism.