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March ANMP report shows 25 local government areas with no print or digital outlets.

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By Isabelle Oderberg
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PIJI’s Australian News Data Report: March 2023 edition is now available, which includes both monthly and quarterly results. During March, there were 12 changes to the database, including one addition and two removals, as well as one reopening and eight other changes, which occurred across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. As at March 31, the Australian News Index lists 533 businesses which operate 1,179 print, digital, radio and television news outlets.
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PIJI welcomes regional newspapers inquiry report

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By Isabelle Oderberg
The Public Interest Journalism Initiative welcomes The Future of Regional Newspapers in a Digital World report, which was today presented to the speaker of the House of Representatives. A number of PIJI’s recommendations were incorporated in the final report by the Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts, including a tax rebate for public interest journalism.
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PIJI shows emerging gaps in Australia's news coverage for the first time

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By Isabelle Oderberg
The Public Interest Journalism Initiative’s (PIJI) Local News Producers database – part of the Australian Newsroom Mapping Project (ANMP) – has shown for the first time where the emerging gaps in Australia’s print and online news production are situated. Of all the local government areas (LGAs) included in our database (which has logged a total of 800 outlets so far based on 2,000 community submissions) 6.3 per cent or 33 LGAs have no local print or digital news coverage.
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