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The 144 pages that link to Investigative journalism, each with the reason it gives.

• The AgeRelated: The Age uses long-form investigations to examine public institutions and alleged wrongdoing.

• South China Morning PostRelated: Long-form investigations form one part of the paper's reporting.

• The Sydney Morning HeraldRelated: The Herald has used investigations to scrutinize institutions and public conduct.

• Ann RuleRelated: Rule’s accounts relied on reconstructing cases through interviews and source material.

• Bryant GumbelRelated: Real Sports often relied on extended reporting rather than routine game coverage.

• Dainik BhaskarRelated: Investigations are one way newspaper reporting can scrutinize institutions and public affairs.

• Rudolf AugsteinRelated: Der Spiegel’s reporting under Augstein helped make such scrutiny a hallmark of the magazine.

• AftenpostenRelated: Aftenposten uses sustained reporting to examine matters of public interest.

• Democracy Now!Related: Some reports extend beyond daily headlines to document institutions and alleged abuses.

• HaaretzRelated: Haaretz investigations have brought scrutiny to Israeli institutions and public figures.

• Helsingin SanomatRelated: Long-form investigations are one way the newspaper scrutinizes institutions and public power.

• Rose McGowanRelated: Journalistic corroboration played a major role in the public scrutiny surrounding Weinstein and McGowan’s claims.

• Ted KoppelRelated: Koppel’s career included reporting and questioning beyond the presentation of daily headlines.

• The Chosun IlboRelated: Investigative reporting is one way the newspaper can scrutinize institutions and public officials.