James Talia describes what it was like in Debrovnik
- Author: Josh Kinal
- Filed under: general
Oct 27,2008
Boxcutters’ very own James Talia has a piece in today’s Australian giving a great insight into what it’s like for journalists far from home but dealing with a story that really hits home emotionally.
It’s definitely worth having a read.
How Croatian authorities failed the Lapthorne family from the Australian.
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One Response for "James Talia describes what it was like in Debrovnik"
I agree a great article from James. Although a little too much patting on the back to journalists.
This is why I believe it is crucial to have Aussie journalists on the ground in all the other major continents.
I still wonder whether the body that was returned is actually Britts. Can’t wait to hear what would happen if it isn’t.
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