John Pilger

Max Stahl obituary
Anthony Hayward
04, Nov, 2021 @5:46 PM

The Dirty War on the National Health Service review – fierce and necessary diatribe
Peter Bradshaw
28, Nov, 2019 @3:00 PM

Utopia? Kathleen Ngale is 85 years-old and living in conditions I can only describe as hell | Marcus Waters
Marcus Woolombi Waters
24, Jan, 2017 @4:59 AM

‘As long as there are hairbrushes, people will sing’ – the best of 2016’s webchats
Ben Beaumont-Thomas
29, Dec, 2016 @7:00 AM

The week in TV: In Plain Sight; This Is Us; The Coming War on China
Euan Ferguson
11, Dec, 2016 @7:00 AM

Sam Shepard and the 30-year drama of my buried memories | Tim Dowling
Tim Dowling
06, Dec, 2016 @7:37 PM

The Coming War on China review – discomfiting doc exposes US nuclear tactics
Peter Bradshaw
01, Dec, 2016 @10:15 PM

The Spectator runs a hatchet job on the Frontline Club
Roy Greenslade
29, Mar, 2016 @3:40 PM

John Pilger webchat – as it happened
24, Feb, 2016 @11:23 AM
Arts, media power, digital disruption, investigative journalism - events galore
Upcoming debates, talks and lectures for journalists
Roy Greenslade
07, Nov, 2014 @2:03 PM
John Pilger's Utopia: Meet Felicity and Basil Hayes of Whitegate town camp - video
Felicity and Basil Hayes, the traditional owners and residents of Whitegate town camp in the Northern Territory, have waged a long struggle for housing and basic services. Whitegate town camp is just a 20-minute drive from Alice Springs but the community still has problems with electricity and water supplies
08, Jan, 2014 @12:48 AM
John Pilger's Utopia: Meet Patricia Morton-Thomas - video
Patricia Morton-Thomas is a writer, actor and film-maker. She is a spokesperson for the family of the late Kwementyaye Briscoe, who died in police custody in Alice Springs in 2012. In this clip she talks about her grandfather and her uncle's first encounter with white people, the effect of the Coniston massacre on her family and the effect of the western world on Aboriginal people
08, Jan, 2014 @12:44 AM
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