Walkleys’ shock call on Lehrmann exclusive
The Walkley Foundation has issued a bombshell update on Channel 7’s exclusive interview with Bruce Lehrmann.
Media
Seven CEO steps down in shock move
One of Australia’s biggest media companies has announced a dramatic shake-up in its leadership.
‘Culture of fear’ revealed in scathing report
A bombshell report into one state’s public sector has revealed it is ruled by a “culture of fear”, with a warning of a “creeping politicisation” of the service.
Telstra wrongly charges 6.5k customers
An investigation found the telco giant wrongly billed more than 6500 customers for their internet service for more than a decade.
Radio star’s savage opening question to Albo
Neil Mitchell has gone down in a blaze of glory, using his last day as 3AW Mornings presenter to grill the Prime Minister live on air. Have a listen.
SMH bans journos from Gaza reporting
The Sydney Morning Herald has banned any staff from reporting on the Gaza conflict if they signed a recent petition about media coverage of the war.
Hutchy’s radio station fire sale
Craig Hutchison has sold the loss-making New Zealand radio stations back to the same company he bought them from just two years ago.
ABC’s surprise $100k TikTok job offer
The ABC is offering salaries worth $100,000 for Gen Z’s with popular online followings.
Murdoch meets with Zelenskyy in Ukraine
News Corp chairman Lachlan Murdoch travelled to the Ukraine capital where President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned the war could escalate to a wider conflict.
Optus parent breaks silence on outage
The parent company behind Optus has denied responsibility for the crippling outage, one day before CEO Kelly Bayer Rosmarin fronts a Senate hearing into the failure.
Gen Z streaming slump hits Australia
There’s a troubling new trend facing streaming behemoths like Netflix and Disney+, with more young Australians choosing to opt out of on demand entertainment.
‘Up to their eyeballs’: Hutchy’s interest rate time bomb
Craig Hutchison’s struggling radio stations will need to find $3m a year as its business loan interest rates skyrocket.
LADbible restructures Australian business
UK-based youth publisher LADbible is restructuring its Aussie business at the end of the year, with 52 employees at risk of redundancy.
Optus grovelling text to customers
The major telecommunications company is now offering customers an apology along with a special offer.
Right-wing think tank claims Voice bias
A conservative think tank says fact checking agencies were overwhelmingly biased against the Voice to Parliament’s No campaign.
Detail in photo sparks disturbing claim
“Serious questions” are being raised about the horrific October 7 attacks on Israel, with details in these photos leading to a disturbing claim.
Legal fight looms over Optus outage
Furious Optus customers are already demanding compensation after an outage cut off millions of Australians from phone services.
Premier threatens to walk away from Optus
One state’s premier has put the embattled telecommunications provider on notice its multimillion-dollar contracts with his government are at risk after Wednesday’s blackout.
Big TV change made quietly by Apple
The streaming service has followed competitors in making this big change to its service in Australia.
ABC slammed for slain Gaza journo tribute
The ABC has been called out for its “atrocious” tribute to journalist Roshdi Sarraj, who was killed in Gaza after working for the broadcaster.
Veteran ABC presenter Tracey Holmes quits
A senior ABC journalist and radio presenter has abruptly called time on the public broadcaster, just months after her high-profile husband.
Word lands MP, journo in hot water
A cabinet minister and a high-profile ABC journalist have been slammed by Australia’s peak Jewish body over one word in an interview.
Big Netflix change coming to Australia
In a cost of living blow for Aussies, the streaming service has unveiled yet another change to its plans with the axing of a popular option.
ABC journo erupts over beheaded baby claims
A Middle Eastern correspondent working for the ABC is under fire for disputing stories of Hamas beheading babies, calling it “bulls**t”.
Disney gets Aussie birthday gift
A uniquely Australian take on some classic children’s characters has marked the 100th birthday of one of the world’s biggest entertainment companies.
‘Bravo’: Magazine praised for huge move
For the first time in its 107-year history, British Vogue has released a braille edition of the magazine – a move that’s been applauded.
Massive changes at ABC revealed
The ABC is about to undergo its biggest restructure in six years, which will lead to job losses.
‘Heartbreaking’: New Cleo Smith interview
It’s Cleo Smith’s parents first interview since the sentencing of the man who kidnapped their daughter.
Major media company on brink of collapse
Sources familiar with the “punk rock” news outlet say the company is gearing up to declare bankruptcy after almost 30 years in business.
Brutal email from resigning ABC staffer
A former employee of the ABC let loose in a resignation email that made damning accusations about the broadcaster’s attitude towards millennials.
Slain man’s haunting final images
When a journalist was shot dead by troops at a protest in 2007, his video camera disappeared – along with the last images he filmed.
Disney sues likely presidential candidate
Walt Disney has made the unprecedented move of suing the man who may go up against Donald Trump as the Republican nominee for president.
‘Huge loss’: Popular news site shuts down
Popular digital news site BuzzFeed will close down for good, with current and former employees sharing their shock at the news.
Telstra slapped with warning
The major telco is in hot water after it was found to have suspended the services of thousands of people without telling them.
Surprising move after trans beer controversy
Budweiser has released a new ad as its parent company struggles with controversy over transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
$140m war chest: How Harry and Meghan became bankable
After stepping back as working royals, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had to fend for themselves. This is how they did it.
‘Immense courage’: Albo given huge honour
Anthony Albanese has been included in a prestigious list alongside other world leaders and described as someone with “immense courage”.
Hoyts steps in after cinema collapse
The cinema giant Hoyts has brought life to one state’s movie scene following the catastrophic collapse of an independent chain.
‘Divisive’: Indigenous senator lashes the ABC
The ABC has hit back after being accused by Indigenous senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price of stoking division on the Voice to Parliament.
‘Necessary’: Magazine announces job cuts
The publisher of two major Aussie magazines that announced their closure earlier this week has said they are open to the possibility of another publisher picking up the brand.
Moment ABC staff walk out mid-broadcast
ABC staff have gone on strike mid-broadcast, with the normal program suspended for a period on ABC Radio National.
Major media brands lay off entire staff
The news comes as big companies across the world slash jobs to prepare for a looming economic crisis.
‘Very poor’: ABC editor lashes out at ex-PM
ABC’s political editor has slammed Paul Keating over the former PM’s attacks on several journalists during last week’s Press Club speech.
Hundreds of jobs cut by NBN
The National Broadband Network will slash 500 jobs by June, with “all business units” to be affected by the changes.
Fed-up ABC stars lash own network
Furious ABC staff are publicly slamming the national broadcaster as a dispute over pay and working conditions turns increasingly ugly.
Chinese ‘spy cams’ found in ABC buildings
An internal audit has confirmed cameras linked to the Chinese government had been installed within the heart of the ABC.
Sovereign allegedly intimidated host’s ‘little girl’
A well-known conspiracy theorist has faced court after allegedly intimidating radio host Ben Fordham and another 2GB employee.
Higgins slams ‘plain wrong’ compo claim
Former political staffer Brittany Higgins has publicly called out a prominent radio host for his claims on her compensation claim.
Today apologises for ‘Smarter White’ slur
An Aboriginal activist has received an apology after Today ran a fake story about changing the name of Smarter White milk.
Director’s vile revenge on critic
A ballet producer, furious over a scathing review, has allegedly taken out revenge on the newspaper critic in a sickening display at a German opera house.
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