Why should Australians care about AAP's closure?

Journalists, photographers and staff hold signs in support of AAP staff

Journalists, photographers and staff hold signs in support of AAP staff Source: AAP

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The closure of the Australian Associated Press, referred to as the 'backbone of Australian media', will change the media landscape forever.

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