Open justice no more: how Victoria’s courts are stopping journalists from doing their jobs
Covering the courts can be a tough gig. The pace is fast, there are many legal considerations to be across, and media outlets are hungry for quality stories, quickly. Our study aimed to capture the experience of senior reporters covering the courts in Melbourne and Victoria. We conducted in depth inverviews with 12 journalists from five of the major media outlets in Victoria. The journalists interviewed in our study described a justice system where secrecy is expanding, access to information is
Covering the courts can be a tough gig. The pace is fast, there are many legal considerations to be across, and media outlets are hungry for quality stories, quickly. Our study aimed to capture the experience of senior reporters covering the courts in Melbourne and Victoria. We conducted in depth inverviews with 12 journalists from five of the major media outlets in Victoria. The journalists interviewed in our study described a justice system where secrecy is expanding, access to information is
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