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A sustained conservative media campaign against the ABC’s coverage of the king’s coronation led the Q+A host to step down.

The reverent treatment Stan Grant’s Q+A sign-off received from News Corp will surprise anyone who’s read anything else it’s produced on the veteran journo in the past fortnight.

The backlash faced by Indigenous journalist Stan Grant to the colonial truths he spoke shows racism is still oppressive in Australia.

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Q+A host Stan Grant bids an emotional farewell — but not forever: ‘I will get back up’, and the police watchdog in NSW has never been able to be present during interviews with officers being investigated.

Jobseekers advised to use ChatGPT for applications; Stan Grant leaves ABC with warning to media; documents reveal problem with gas production plan

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Q+A host Stan Grant has vowed to "get back up again" as he delivered a powerful parting message on his final night hosting the ABC program.

This month, journalist and public intellectual Stan Grant published his fifth book, The Queen is Dead. And last week, he abruptly stepped away from his career in the public realm, citing toxic racism enabled by social media, and betrayal on the part of his employer, the ABC.

There is a poignant symmetry between the Voice referendum legislation debate and the last hosting of Q&A by Stan Grant.

Stan Grant says he will respond to hate speech with love, but Australia's deputy prime minister is troubled by comments targeting the Indigenous journalist.