Archive Fever is a podcast led by two great Australian historians, Clare Wright and Yves Rees. I’m interviewed on the latest episode talking about my work and life, my book, The Palestine Laboratory, and the desperate need for more journalists to be “bomb throwers”:
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The Palestine Laboratory Podcast | Episode 1: Start-Up Nation
My new podcast series, The Palestine Laboratory, is now out, published with the great US media outlet, Drop Site News. Here’s Episode 1, Start-Up Nation (with the full transcript here): The Palestine Laboratory Podcast | Episode 1: Start-Up Nation by Drop Site News Read on Substack
The Palestine Laboratory short-listed for Queensland Literary Awards
Exciting news that my book, The Palestine Laboratory, has been short-listed for The University of Queensland Non-Fiction Book Award at the Queensland Literary Awards, one of the most prestigious book prizes in Australia. Here are the judges’ comments: This thoroughly researched account is a timely examination of the many crossroads that link occupation with the…
The Palestine Laboratory has become global best-seller
More than 14 months after the release of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, it continues to stimulate debate and sales, despite the dark times in which we live (leaving me with mixed feelings about it all, to be honest). I’m thankful for all the support and readers across the globe where the book has become…
Democracy Now! interview on celebrating the release of Julian Assange
My interview on Democracy Now! about the legacy of Wikileaks, the release of Julian Assange and the massive number of Palestinian journalists killed by Israel in Gaza since 7 October 2023.
ABC News Australia interview on the release of Julian Assange
My interview on ABC News Australia about the work of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
Al Jazeera English interview on Julian Assange and the Wikileaks legacy
My interview on Al Jazeera English about the freedom of Julian Assange and what Wikileaks has given the world.
Sky News interview on the release of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
My interview on Sky News Australia about the remarkable news of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange being released from Belmarsh prison in London. I’ve been a Wikileaks supporter and friend since its inception in 2006. It has released more important documents about the state of global power than any other media outlet in my lifetime.
The high stakes in the case of Julian Assange
Since its inception in 2006, Wikileaks has been a vitally important news organisation. As founder Julian Assange fights for his life and freedom, Al Jazeera English interviewed me about his case: “It’s an invaluable resource that remains utterly essential to understand how power works, not just US power, but global power,” Antony Loewenstein, an independent…