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Public interest media join forces to seek deal with Google and Facebook

Eighteen of Australia’s small news publishers who produce public-interest journalism, are banding together, to negotiate collectively to secure commercial agreements with Google and Facebook...

Welcome back Facebook readers, here's what you missed

Welcome back Facebook readers, while we could not post any stories to Facebook for over a week, our team has kept on reporting the...

Facebook apologises for banning charity and health pages

On Thursday morning Australia's awoke to discover that tech-giant Facebook had banned all Australian news sources from its platform. Now the social media company...

OUTinPerth statement on Facebook Australian news ban

The team at OUTinPerth are shocked and dismayed to have been targeted by Facebook in their ban on news content. Australians awoke this morning to...

Facebook and Instagram add new features for Mardi Gras

Facebook and Instagram will launch a whole range of new features to their platforms today to allow Australians to celebrate their Pride during the...

Legally Speaking: A definition of defamation

Defamation is a wild beast. It’s hard to understand and even more difficult to explain how it works. It is the Khloe Kardashian of...

Introducing #Postboxselfie – Post your vote. Post your selfie.

We've all had this farce of a Marriage Equality Survey foisted upon us and most of us are pretty disappointed that our civil rights...

Candidate gets attention after linking homosexuality and pedophillia

Diane Teasdale, an independent candidate running for federal parliament in the Victorian seat of Murray, has suddenly got a lot of attention after she...

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