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When other media hijack scoops

Opinion: Investigative reporting returns few dividends to those who practise it.

Fri, 30 Jun 2017

The good news out of the Todd Barclay kerfuffle seems to be that conventional investigative journalism is still alive and well. The bad news is it might not be for much longer.

But good it has been. All politicians need to be pinned down from time to time – really pinned down – about their less

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