Mindframe advice for reporting on the deaths of woman and child in Illawarra region in NSW

Mindframe wishes to pass on condolences to family and friends, following the passing of unnamed woman and child in the Illawarra region in New South Wales.

We recognise the story is of public interest and will receive ongoing coverage. It is important to ensure that media report responsibly, given that repeated and sustained coverage can increase the risk to those who may be impacted by the content.

Mindframe tips for reporting on Coroners findings into the deaths of the Manrique and Lutz family

Mindframe understands Deputy State Coroner the Honourable Magistrate Truscott will release recommendations on the findings into the deaths of Fernando, Elise & Martin Manrique and Maria Lutz tomorrow, at 9:30am AEST, Friday 17 May 2019.

Reminder for responsible reporting on public hearing in Sydney for the Special Commission of Inquiry into the Drug ‘Ice’

Mindframe encourages the media to refer to the Mindframe guidelines for communicating about alcohol and other drugs, if reporting on the public hearing in Sydney today for the Special Commission of Inquiry into the Drug ‘Ice’.

Mindframe reminder for responsible reporting following death of former President of Peru, Alan Garcia.

Mindframe is aware of syndicated articles appearing in Australian news media, detailing the death Alan Garcia, Peru’s ex-President and would like to remind journalists that syndicated media is still required to be in line with Australian reporting standards and editorial codes.

Mindframe advice for reporting on the deaths of the Manrique and Lutz family members

Mindframe encourages media to report responsibly on the deaths of the Manrique and Lutz family members following the release of the coroner’s report and in particular, avoiding descriptions around means and method.

Meet Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin

Following the recent launch of the Mindframe for Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) guidelines this week, the Mindframe team would like to share a short interview with Professor Frances Kay-Lambkin.

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