NewsRena links to other websites so readers can check our sourcing, read primary documents and follow a story beyond our own reporting. This page explains what those links mean.
Why we link
- Evidence: to official documents, data releases, court filings, research and statements, so you can verify what we report.
- Attribution: to the original publisher or news agency when our report is based on their work.
- Context: to background that is useful but that we have not produced ourselves.
What a link does not mean
A link is not an endorsement. NewsRena is not responsible for the content, accuracy, availability, advertising, products or privacy practices of external websites, and their content is not covered by our Editorial Standards. Once you follow a link, you are subject to that site's own terms and privacy policy, not ours.
How we treat external links
- External links open in a new tab and are marked so that readers know they are leaving NewsRena.
- We do not accept payment for editorial links. Any commercial or affiliate link is labelled as such.
- We do not link to material that is unlawful, or that exists mainly to harass, defraud or endanger people.
- Where possible we describe the destination in the link text so the choice to leave the site is an informed one.
Linking to NewsRena
You are welcome to link to NewsRena pages. Please do not present our journalism as your own, frame our pages inside another site, or imply that NewsRena endorses your organisation. Republishing our articles requires written permission — see Help & FAQs.
Reporting a link
If an external link is broken, unsafe or no longer appropriate, tell us through our contact page or our Corrections and Complaints process and we will review it.
