Dying to Tell the Story; Why frontline journalism has never been more important | Peter Greste @AIIAvision
Dying to Tell the Story; Why frontline journalism has never been more important | Peter Greste  @AIIAvision
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In the first three months of the war in Gaza, at least 79 journalists were killed. Those figures are at least partly responsible for pushing the number of media workers killed in the line of duty around the world to near record highs. At the same time, the latest census of journalists imprisoned around the world showed a staggering 321 were behind bars — the second highest on record.

In this enlightening and at times disturbing lecture, one of Australia's most experienced foreign correspondents, Peter Greste, will explain how reporters operate, the difficulties they face, and why it matters to all of us.
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Dying to Tell the Story; Why frontline journalism has never been more important | Peter Greste

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