Sister’s tears for man crushed by pipe
The sister of a man crushed to death on a regional Queensland worksite has read a heartwarming statement at a coronial inquest into her brother’s death.
Media
Devastating reason behind ABC star’s absence
Star presenter for The ABC’s The Drum, Julia Baird, has revealed in an Instagram post the reasoning behind her recent absence from screens.
Expert kicked off TV over Putin conspiracy
A renowned professor has accused the US of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipeline, prompting television hosts to pull the pin on his interview.
‘Compromised’: New Optus hack detail
Optus has revealed another shocking detail about the recent hack that has affected millions of Aussies.
Why professor broke down after Wilde insult
Love him or loathe him, almost everyone has an opinion of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson by now.
TV anchor killed in murder-suicide attempt
A much-loved news anchor has been killed in a horrifying attempted murder-suicide that left four others – including two children – seriously injured.
‘Trash’: Queen headline blasted
A university magazine has been labelled “a piece of trash” for going hard at the monarchy in the wake of the Queen’s death.
‘None of it was true’: Nine’s huge backflip
One of our biggest media organisations has sensationally apologised for its coverage of a controversial ex-MP – and it has cost a fortune.
Nine faces $1m bill over false ‘upskirt’ claim
One of the country’s biggest media organisations could be forced to pay an eye-watering sum over its coverage of a controversial ex-MP.
How much you should be earning in your job
Updated data has revealed how high your salary should be and the industries you should be considering moving into.
Newspaper slammed over ‘disgraceful’ joke
The editor of a regional newspaper has been slammed for his apology after backlash to publishing a “joke” about domestic violence.
‘Corpses of children’: Author’s insane podcast
A popular left-wing author has gone viral for declaring he would not have cared if Joe Biden’s son Hunter had “corpses of children” in his basement.
Dan’s testy exchange with journo
Daniel Andrews has given a reporter short shrift after they referenced the care of a patient with similar injury to the one that left him in ICU.
Nine executive’s explosive Packer email
An SMH executive has sent an extraordinary staff email in response to claims from James Packer, following leaked emails involving Nine’s prime time TV presenters.
Couple cracks lotto ‘code’, wins millions
A retired couple cracked the code of the lucrative lotto system, which has paid off handsomely to the tune of $39 million.
‘White privilege’: Hanson backs ‘friend’ Price
Pauline Hanson has made a surprising comment about “white privilege” while throwing her support behind a fellow senator.
‘Stop bullying me’: Texts expose bitter fallout
The full text message exchange between Jacinta Price and Peter FitzSimons has revealed the nasty fallout after their recent phone interview.
’Uncomfortable’: Ugly feud takes a turn
The nasty feud between Indigenous senator Jacinta Price and journalist Peter FitzSimons has taken another turn.
‘Racist’: Ugly feud explodes after interview
Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has accused journalist Peter FitzSimons of being “very aggressive” during a passionate interview about the Indigenous Voice.
Expert’s crucial tip as inflation soars
A financial expert has revealed one thing everyone can do to save money as inflation and interest rates soar.
Outrage as ‘propaganda’ spotted in Melbourne
A billboard in the heart of Melbourne has raised eyebrows on social media, with calls for the blatant “propaganda” to be taken down.
Start spreading the digital News
News Corp Australia’s multimedia journalism will feature on thousands of digital advertising screens and billboards thanks to an exclusive multi-year partnership with oOh!media.
AFL kicks own goal in TV rights bid
The AFL’s hopes of securing a record-breaking sum for its television broadcast rights are looking increasingly shaky.
Soccer fails to fix Ten’s ratings woes
Network Ten continues to struggle with poor ratings, with a soccer friendly featuring two English Premier League clubs on the weekend falling flat.
Netflix’s shock result leads to price surge
Netflix has just lost almost a million subscribers. But the surprising result has led to a surge in its stock price.
Give journalist’s Quill award back, review rules
The controversial decision to strip Age sports journalist Sam McClure of his 2020 Melbourne Press Club award was ‘flawed’, an independent review has found.
Foxtel fights for its rights to boxing, UFC
Foxtel is seeking to further capitalise on the burgeoning fan base of Australian boxing and UFC, locking in broadcast deals to a series of key fights this year.
War and rates delay Foxtel IPO
The highly-anticipated public float of Foxtel has been delayed until later this year due to a range of domestic and international factors that have altered the media landscape.
‘I feel pretty damn lucky to be here’
Fox News reporter Benjamin Hall is recovering from critical injuries suffered while covering the war in Ukraine.
‘Outdated’ ad bans hit TV, radio
The media blackout laws for commercial radio and television stations will remain in place for the May 21 election, denying broadcasters of significant advertising revenue.
Elon Musk is now insanely rich
Elon Musk is now the richest man ever, and is worth more than the combined fortunes of Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer.
Fine Cotton podcast hits more hurdles
The public broadcaster has received further complaints about its new eight-episode podcast series that delves into the infamous Fine Cotton racing scandal.
SBS newcomer eyes more diversity in media
The federal government has appointed a former top-tier law firm partner and experienced executive to the SBS board.
Crikey’s risky venture falls short
News website Crikey’s investigative unit — promoted as the website’s ‘single biggest investment in journalism’ — was quietly disbanded barely a year after it launched.
Streem finalises deal with global giant
Global communications intelligence company Cision’s acquisition of media monitoring company Streem will give its customers far greater insights into data and analytics.
Lachlan Murdoch’s full speech to the IPA
In a speech delivered at the Institute of Public Affairs, Lachlan Murdoch has declared Australia’s culture “cannot be frozen in time”.
Lisa’s daughter responds to critics
The appointment of Lisa Wilkinson and Peter FitzSimons’ daughter to a new job led to some unexpected backlash. But she’s not phased.
Lisa’s daughter scores plum new gig
Lisa Wilkinson’s 24-year-old daughter Billi FitzSimons is following in her mother’s footsteps, after landing a coveted role as an editor.
‘Staring’: Lisa’s new insight over ‘creepy’ pics
Lisa Wilkinson has spoken out about the “creepy” pics taken by a “menacing” press photographer while she was having dinner alone.
‘Humiliated’: Clementine sues news boss
The bitter feud between commentator Clementine Ford and her former employer has taken a new turn.
Warne’s final run: how the shocking news hit
The sudden early morning death of Shane Warne, an event no news outlets could possibly have prepared for, posed a real challenge for newspaper editors.
Don’t let Russia deceive: Fletcher
Communications Minister Paul Fletcher has upped the ante on tech giants and social media platforms that fail to guard against the online spread of Russian propaganda.
Diversity lacking in media: ABC host
Radio National broadcaster Patricia Karvelas says there needs to be more diversity in newsrooms, to ensure they are not always run by white males.
Activists still using ABC logo
Activist group ABC Friends continues to use the national broadcaster’s famous logo on its politically charged merchandise in the lead-up to the federal election.
Women’s sport is big business for TV
An increasing number of Australians are tuning into female sports as the popularity of various codes continues to boom.
How the world is responding to Warne’s death
International newspapers have paid tribute to the “King of Spin” after Shane Warne’s sudden death. Here’s some of the best front pages.
Negus’s contribution honoured
Former newspaper and television reporter George Negus has been recognised for his tireless efforts in the media industry as Samantha Maiden scooped up the Gold Walkley.
ABC’s admission after accused of being ‘smug’
An ABC boss has admitted one thing could have been handled better after the public broadcaster was accused of being “smug”.
The Australian’s audience surges
The Australian’s readership growth is easily outstripping that of its main rivals, with the national masthead’s print and digital audience surging over the past year.
Wilson quibbles over Quill reports
Veteran football journalist Caroline Wilson has criticised media reports on the annulment of colleague Sam McClure’s Quill award as ‘inaccurate’.
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