Filmed at the protests over Operation Talisman Sabre, the joint US-Australian military exercises in Northern Queensland, in 2009. Offered...

Who wouldn’t want to be like Inspector Morse? “A very good detective,” a fellow officer calls him, in a famous TV episode, Second Time Around, “but a poor policeman.”

Mind Over Murder is the latest novel by Jake Lynch, co-written with Annabel McGoldrick. A masterful storyteller and the pioneering force behind Peace Journalism, Lynch delivers a gripping narrative that keeps readers on edge.

By Edward Burnett at Oxford Mail Following in the footsteps of Inspector Morse, an Oxford couple has written a new crime detective book...

When my friend Rebecca Jones interviewed Poet Laureate Simon Armitage at the Oxford LitFest

Hundreds of refugees are applying to be students on Britain's first course in a university medical school for doctors from overseas wanting

Jake Lynch address to JERAA conference...

Critical reflection on TV news and current affairs; probing studio discussion presented by Jake Lynch, University of Sydney.

Jake's film shows War and Peace Journalism versions of stories from the 'war on drugs' in Mexico.

Jake Lynch explores the way in which the war in the Holy Land is reported by the media.

Jake Lynch contributes regularly to Transcend Media Service (TMS), a nonprofit platform dedicated to analysis, research....

Peace Journalism stories about twin insurgencies in the Philippines, by the Moro people and the Communist New People's Army.

Survey evidence shows a deontological ethical ideology remains dominant in global journalism, underpinned by a cultural value of detachment.

This article presents and discusses data from two research methods on journalism in Afghanistan before the Taliban takeover of power.

Peace Journalism is familiar as the basis for media development aid in contexts of conflict...

Journalists control our access to news. By pitching stories from particular angles, media set the agenda for public debate.

So poems deal with grief, said Frost, Not grievance. But who bore the cost When snowy woods turned real estate? And how was patrimony los

Jake pens this poignant triptych of verse to describe England’s journey into the abyss of Brexit.

Progressive comic verse on topics of current political or general interest, including the coronation of Charles III and the case for an Aust

Jake Lynch receives the 2017 Outstanding Peace Journalist prize in Luxembourg.