Tasmanian Inquirer on the Right to Information Act and not using advertising

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Meet the Newsrooms

LINA: Local & Independent News Association

10 episodes

4 months ago

Meet Australia's local and independent digital news publishers. After spending years embedded in a local community, what have been the most surprising, sad or heartwarming stories LINA member newsrooms have covered? Editors will share the creative ways they are engaging their audiences and sustaining their news business.

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News Commentary

Society & Culture,

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Tasmanian Inquirer on the Right to Information Act and not using advertising

Meet the Newsrooms

7 minutes 55 seconds

12 months ago

Tasmanian Inquirer on the Right to Information Act and not using advertising

Meet Bob Burton, the co-founder of Tasmanian Inquirer — a digital publication covering under-reported issues around politics, society and environment across the state. In this episode, Bob talks about influencing state politics through journalism, and using the Right to Information Act to obtain information for his reporting. He also explains why Tasmanian Inquirer has chosen not to feature advertising.

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