From "climate change" to "climate crisis"; experts say there are pros and cons to every doomsday prediction.
The AFP raids aren't just about journalism. Whistleblowers and many others need protection from an overly powerful executive and a Home Affairs department with a toxic agenda.
While recent police raids of media companies have been shocking, experts say they have been a long time coming.
Recent incursions on Australia's free press have shown once again that, without a national bill of rights, liberty is treated cheaply in Australia.
Complaining about police raids on media outlets will achieve nothing. Australia needs a structural mechanism to curb governments and protect citizens and institutions from them.
The raid has been met with widespread condemnation from the media.
News Corp has actively cheered the expansion of the Coalition's police state. But now that one of its own is the target, News Corp is suddenly opposed to the world it helped create.
The raid on a News Corp journalist exposes how police can target journalistic sources with impunity — and how "national security" is simply a tool to protect the powerful from scrutiny.
Putting statistics in context and stop focusing on just the leaders are among some of the suggestions for things the media could improve on.
A News Corp Australia spokeswoman said the cuts were about meeting 'the changing demands of our consumers and customers'.