LINA partners with Australian Press Council

LINA is pleased to be partnering with the Australian Press Council to ensure hyperlocal and independent newsrooms can access membership.

LINA is pleased to be partnering with the Australian Press Council to ensure hyperlocal and independent newsrooms can access membership.

This allows audiences for these publications to utilise an external process for complaints or concerns if they feel the news journalism published doesn’t meet professional editorial standards.

The Australian Press Council is responsible for promoting high standards of media practice, community access to information of public interest, and freedom of expression through the media. It is also the principal body with responsibility for responding to complaints about Australian newspapers, magazines and associated digital outlets, and digital-only news sites.

Strengthening public interest journalism is key to LINA’s work and this partnership is another way to support newsrooms and communities with high quality news services. 

Find out more about the hallmarks of a LINA membership here.

About the author.
Nell O'Shea Carré
Nell O'Shea Carré
LINA Policy & Strategic Communications Officer

Nell has a background in journalism, communications and marketing, and has a Master of Documentary Filmmaking. She has previously conducted four significant surveys and written reports examining the work of journalists and the media landscape in Australia.  Before joining LINA in January 2024, Nell worked as a freelance Communications Consultant.

Based in Melbourne, Nell leads LINA’s media and government relations and policy contributions to strengthen diversity within Australia’s news media landscape and highlight the importance of public interest journalism.

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