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The Guardian breaks even against the odds ‘We couldn’t have done this without you’

Katharine Viner

Guardian editor-in-chief Katharine Viner thanks readers and supporters for making our journalism possible in spite of industry and market challenges
Life as the Guardian's Ireland reporter My return home to a nation in flux

After two decades away, Rory Carroll reflects on going back to Dublin to cover everything from Brexit and border issues to abortion law and Game of Thrones
Reporting from Jerusalem 'The focus is always on how the story is told'
- Reporting from Jerusalem 'The focus is always on how the story is told'
My return home to a nation in flux

- Guardian sets goal of 2m supporters in next stage of ambitious strategy
  
  Company says it remains on track to break even
- 'We would never put that image on page 1' How we covered Christchurch
  
  From first whispers to horrified aftermath, this was a story which required fast, careful, confident response. Here our editors and writers explain how we covered the Christchurch shootings, and why we made the decisions we did

A decade of the Datablog 'There's a human story behind every data point'

The Guardian’s data editors in the UK, US and Australia explain how their work has influenced our journalism
Guardian Documentaries on the Oscars red carpet 'It's strange, but brilliant'

The team behind our Oscar-nominated film Black Sheep explain how they knew instinctively it was special, and why they’re surer than ever that documentaries are the definitive artform of our age
Picture of health 'Our medical reporting is about suffering, money and power'

The Guardian’s health editor on covering stories ranging from the anti-vaccination movement to big pharma
International Women’s Day Our pick of the best articles on women’s global fight

Our editors’ curated selection of recent Guardian journalism on female empowerment and issues affecting women around the world

The potato solution How the Guardian switched to biodegradable packaging

In January, the Guardian became the first national newspaper to use recyclable packaging. Here, the team behind the change explain how it came about – and how readers have responded
Life in the lobby 'Debate in parliament can be intense, emotional theatre'

The Guardian’s political editor, Heather Stewart, on Westminster, Brexit dramas and why a sense of humour is vital

Podcast We need to talk about … education

Guardian journalists, supporters and industry experts discuss what education systems around the world can learn from each other and how to enable change
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- Reporting on Trump as a Muslim American woman 'The facts are our most important tools'
We need to talk about … education
We Need to Talk About... We need to talk about … the death of the high street

Guardian journalists, supporters and industry experts discuss the failing health of UK high streets and the impact on communities. What can local spaces offer that out-of-town shopping centres and online giants can’t?

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