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Our cover feature looks at the rise of the side hustle with more freelances taking on non-journalistic work to make ends meet.

The Journalist was awarded best union journal at the 48th TUC Comms Awards last night.

Featuring articles on the threat of AI to jobs, recognition at Bullivant Media, the NUJ branches summit, and coverage of TUC Congress.

Tributes have been paid to author and longstanding NUJ member Jilly Cooper following her death at the age of 88.

Features on page view targets, public interest journalism, Norway's state-funded media, picketing during the Thatcher years, and more.

Coverage of DM 2025 plus features on podcasts, pickets, pensions, and the mayhem of reporting from Glastonbury.

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. 

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.

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.

Christine Buckley has been re-elected as Editor of The Journalist, the NUJ’s magazine. The outcome of the election was formally ratified at a meeting of the union’s National Executive Council this morning (6 September) following the close of ballot yesterday.

The candidates for the editor's chair take part in a Q&A, answering five questions revealing their vision and plans for the magazine.

Tuesday 13 August is the start of the editor of the Journalist 2024 election digital voting.

The candidates for the position of the editor of the Journalist make their pitch. The election will now be re-run online following problems with the postal system across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The NUJ’s Emergency Committee met this week to consider significant developments in the election process for editor of The Journalist.

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.

April's edition of The Journalist is now live. Download a copy or read features including on Women's football reporting and women in media online.

The Post Office scandal, the high human cost of journalism in Gaza and the fights to preserve media jobs worldwide all feature in this month's edition.

Features on collaborative journalism and Freedom of Information issues surrounding a cancelled space project are covered in this latest edition.

Our cover feature looks at the rise of the side hustle with more freelances taking on non-journalistic work to make ends meet.

The Journalist was awarded best union journal at the 48th TUC Comms Awards last night.

Featuring articles on the threat of AI to jobs, recognition at Bullivant Media, the NUJ branches summit, and coverage of TUC Congress.

Tributes have been paid to author and longstanding NUJ member Jilly Cooper following her death at the age of 88.

Features on page view targets, public interest journalism, Norway's state-funded media, picketing during the Thatcher years, and more.

Coverage of DM 2025 plus features on podcasts, pickets, pensions, and the mayhem of reporting from Glastonbury.

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. 

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.

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.

Christine Buckley has been re-elected as Editor of The Journalist, the NUJ’s magazine. The outcome of the election was formally ratified at a meeting of the union’s National Executive Council this morning (6 September) following the close of ballot yesterday.

The candidates for the editor's chair take part in a Q&A, answering five questions revealing their vision and plans for the magazine.

Tuesday 13 August is the start of the editor of the Journalist 2024 election digital voting.

The candidates for the position of the editor of the Journalist make their pitch. The election will now be re-run online following problems with the postal system across the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The NUJ’s Emergency Committee met this week to consider significant developments in the election process for editor of The Journalist.

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.

April's edition of The Journalist is now live. Download a copy or read features including on Women's football reporting and women in media online.

The Post Office scandal, the high human cost of journalism in Gaza and the fights to preserve media jobs worldwide all feature in this month's edition.

Features on collaborative journalism and Freedom of Information issues surrounding a cancelled space project are covered in this latest edition.