Peter Gregory is the Chief Court Reporter with the Age newspaper. He has been a journalist for 23 years, most of which has been spent covering courts.

'This is the book Australian journalists, journalism teachers and students have long been waiting for - a comprehensive, clear and well-written introduction to the complexities and challenges of court reporting, by a respected legal journalist who knows what he's talking about. Peter Gregory has done a splendid job.' John Henningham, Director, Jschool: Journalism Education & Training

• 1. Introduction; 2. Building blocks; 3. Writing a (newspaper) story; 4. Photography and subediting; 5. Radio and television; 6. Court system and gaining information; 7. Human relations; 8. Fun filled Friday at the courts; 9. Contempt and suppression; 10. Defamation and future thoughts.

Peter Gregory is the Chief Court Reporter with the Age newspaper. He has been a journalist for 23 years, most of which has been spent covering courts.

'This is the book Australian journalists, journalism teachers and students have long been waiting for - a comprehensive, clear and well-written introduction to the complexities and challenges of court reporting, by a respected legal journalist who knows what he's talking about. Peter Gregory has done a splendid job.' John Henningham, Director, Jschool: Journalism Education & Training

• 1. Introduction; 2. Building blocks; 3. Writing a (newspaper) story; 4. Photography and subediting; 5. Radio and television; 6. Court system and gaining information; 7. Human relations; 8. Fun filled Friday at the courts; 9. Contempt and suppression; 10. Defamation and future thoughts.

Peter Gregory is the Chief Court Reporter with the Age newspaper. He has been a journalist for 23 years, most of which has been spent covering courts.

'This is the book Australian journalists, journalism teachers and students have long been waiting for - a comprehensive, clear and well-written introduction to the complexities and challenges of court reporting, by a respected legal journalist who knows what he's talking about. Peter Gregory has done a splendid job.' John Henningham, Director, Jschool: Journalism Education & Training

• 1. Introduction; 2. Building blocks; 3. Writing a (newspaper) story; 4. Photography and subediting; 5. Radio and television; 6. Court system and gaining information; 7. Human relations; 8. Fun filled Friday at the courts; 9. Contempt and suppression; 10. Defamation and future thoughts.