Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma

 As an organisation concerned with the safety and well-being of media professionals, Dart Centre Australasia and its associates call upon the Australian Government to protect the civil rights of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. More »

A report on Reuters.com sheds light on how stressful  – and dangerous – the act of newsgathering has become. And what news organizations need to do about it. More »

As the Obama Administration weighs criminal prosecution of Wikileaks and its founder over release of a trove of diplomatic cables, members of the Columbia Journalism School faculty warn such action could endanger the work of all investigative journalists. More »

When a community is hit by a tragedy – natural disaster, accident or crime – local broadcasters are often the first on the scene. And they continue to bear witness long after bigger media groups have gone.  More »

In an era of shrinking resources, who will subsidize investigative reporting? Alumni of Dart Centre Australasia's fellowship and training programs shared their thoughts at a recent media conference in Auckland.   More »