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Upcoming Delegate Meeting; updates from the TUC Women's Conference; Meta’s copyright infringements; why journalists must scrutinise Labour's welfare cuts; IFJ report on the killing of journalists worldwide.

Articles on newsletters, media consultancy, plus the entertaining and informative world of newspaper diaries all feature in the latest edition.

Features on the changing face of local news and about journalists who go into politics, along with regular columns and news. 

This month's edition spotlights HeartUnions week; considers the NUJ's calls focused on an end to Iran's targeting of journalists; encourages your submissions using the NUJ's Journalists' Safety Tracker.

The health risks of incessant night work, stolen photos being used for faked images, FOI reporting, and the value of public speaking, plus staff strike over the Observer sale, and values in journalism.

What's at stake over the Guardian and Observer strike; Michelle Stanistreet's final foreword as she steps down as general secretary; concerns over big tech's land grab to train AI; more cuts at the BBC; Elon Musk and the media

News from the 60+ Council of the NUJ.

This month’s edition reports on the upcoming launch of the union's Journalists’ Safety Tracker; the result of the general secretary election; considers NUJ solidarity with journalists worldwide as perpetrators of crimes against journalists act with impunity.

The NUJ general secretary election, features on copyright enforcement and the future for podcasts are covered in the latest edition of The Journalist. Read online or download your copy.

This month's edition reports on how the union supported photographer members covering the summer riots, how your donations are building journalist hubs in Gaza; and it's DM motion writing time for branches.

See this issue's great cover by Steve Bell and a story behind the picture on Nigel Farage’s campaigning. We also take a look at overseeing an election in Macedonia by Anttoni James Numminen, a UK local democracy reporter.

Lisa Nandy, the new Culture Secretary; Michelle Stanistreet’s message, plus reactions to news that she will be stepping down, the revamped News Recovery Plan, new report on police/media relations.

July's edition catches up with industrial victories at Springer Nature and the Press Association; looks at the party manifestos for media policy; reports on IFJ's London conference, plus news from the general secretary.

Newsletter of the National Union of Journalists in Ireland.