Say their names

Reuters' Mohammed Salem has won the 2024 World Press Photo of the Year award for this image of a Palestinian woman, Inas Abu Maamar, cradling the body of her five-year-old niece in Gaza.

My secret trick whenever I write a sentence over 35 words is to split it in two

Some people say it should be 20 but they’re smarter than I am

What a tale smh.com.au/national/new-s… what a team of extraordinary reporters

If Taylor Auerbach was a female producer who was asked to babysit an alleged rapist, who was left alone with the alleged rapist, only for the alleged rapist to introduce nudity & sex into the environment making the producer so uncomfortable they texted their boss 'this is fucked'

Dan Box Yes ... but always remembering at the heart of this is an (alleged) rape, followed demonising, harassment and trolling of a young woman

Really should have put ‘massages’ in quote marks in this tweet

The allegations swirling around this Bruce Lehrmann interview are - let’s face it - entertaining (drugs! massages! golf clubs!) but they also suggest a culture of journalism in free fall. And that just makes the job harder for the rest of us who really care about it (like Kate)

Dunno, but Channel Seven will reimburse.

You did perfect

Little known fact: I once beat Jasmin Paris in a race. I think she was pregnant at the time

I watched Kate’s moving interview abt her cancer & her wonderful medical team while sitting 5am in St Helier hospital A&E waiting 8 hrs on plastic chairs with a close family member who has advanced cancer. How can this be ok in the world’s 6th biggest economy ?

The remarkable witness statement of Johnny Mercer.

How a government minister tried and failed to get to the bottom of serious war crimes allegations. And how we almost never found out.

This is dag at the very top of his game.

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. Stephen Drill and Andrea Thiis-Evensen put their hearts and souls into this series (‘Faith on Trial: Hillsong’ - check it out). I work with a small team who have won Walkley, SA Press Club and Radio Today Awards in the past year, and now this. I am very, very proud of them

Routine scans meant spending the day with P in hospital. We had the best time together. There’s your silver lining

Each of these ⁦Beads of Courage⁩ represents one part of P’s cancer treatment. This is her haul over the past year

Well deserved

Just spoke to Zak Grieve (see pinned tweet). After six months out and 40-odd applications, he’s got his first job. Starts tomorrow. Made me feel proud of him and his employer both