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Refinancing of Corporate Debt Facilities

Debt Facility

  • Dec 17, 2024
  • 1 page

Appointment of Director

Director Appointment/Resignation

  • Dec 13, 2024
  • 2 pages

Becoming a substantial holder

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Nov 25, 2024
  • 4 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice - Catherine West

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 11, 2024
  • 2 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice - Andrew Lancaster

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Nov 11, 2024
  • 2 pages

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This Month

Robin Khuda, Julie Coates, Shayne Elliott, Chris Ellison, Richard White,  Mike Sneesby.

The good, the bad and the ugly of corporate Australia in 2024

Big deals, big names, big disasters. From AirTrunk to Woolies to our own Nine Entertainment, here are the biggest moments of the year.

  • James Thomson
Chris O’Keefe took the helm of 2GB drive in early 2023.

Drive show host Chris O’Keefe leaves 2GB

Nine’s Sydney talkback radio station is searching for more talent after its drive show host called it quits.

  • Zoe Samios
Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh.

Bledisloe win every two years: Waugh’s lofty plan for Rugby Australia

The governing body wants to win the British and Irish Lions tour, Olympic medals and the Bledisloe Cup every two years under an ambitious new four-year strategy.

  • Zoe Samios
Ray Hadley as he announces his resignation from 2GB.

Exits, cuts and Smooth FM: Nine mulls future of 2GB, 3AW, 4BC and 6PR

While it has shelved plans to replace its Perth radio station with a music feed from Nova, there are plenty of challenges at the company’s radio division.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Annual general meetings give shareholders a chance to meet directors, and to ask them hard questions.

Wine, coffee and shortbread biscuits: Inside this year’s AGM season

“Why can’t you pay dividends in gold instead of cash?” one investor asked the mining company’s board. “I want to hang a chunk from a necklace.”

  • Mark Wembridge
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Airlie Walsh at a David Jones event in 2019. She was a well-known personality on the Nine Network.

Nine’s Airlie Walsh sues network amid workplace culture fallout

The well-known television personality had worked on the Today breakfast program and as a political reporter for more than a decade.

  • Max Mason and Sam Buckingham-Jones
Gretel Killeen hosted Big Brother in its heyday. She is pictured here in 2005.

Next year, broadcasters are going all in on ‘bit dirty’ reality TV

Some of the biggest franchises of the genre have languished for years, with audiences fading. Now major networks are hoping for a big revival.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

November

Vidot's journey from NRL to WWE

Peter Costello’s journalist son back in the spotlight

A Current Affair’s Seb Costello had an ugly interaction with a person involved with Oak Capital this week.

  • Mark Di Stefano
The Nine team that won journalism’s most prestigious award on Tuesday night, the Gold Walkley.

CFMEU-busting investigation winners laud whistleblowers, sources

The panel judging the Walkley Awards said the Breaking Bad series was “an incredible, courageous feat of investigative journalism”.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
V8 Supercars, the host of the Bathurst 1000, wants a new multimillion dollar broadcast deal.

V8 Supercars taps advisers for $200m-plus TV deal

Sources with direct knowledge of the negotiations said the motor racing organisation has already met with Nine and incumbents Seven and Foxtel about a new deal.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Alan Jones leaves Day Street Police Station on bail.

Police charge Alan Jones with 24 offences days before trip to US

The veteran broadcaster was charged with 24 offences against eight alleged victims after an investigation into “sexual touching offences spanning two decades”.

  • Updated
  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Catherine West has ramped up her holding in Nine Entertainment.

Nine board puts (some of) its money where its mouth is

Nine Entertainment shareholders can complain about many things, but they can’t say directors aren’t listening.

  • Hannah Wootton
Tim Costello, chief advocate, Alliance for Gambling Reform.

Nine Entertainment keeps its Costello quotient

Another member of the Costello family appeared at the media company’s AGM, to lash it over gambling advertising.

  • Mark Di Stefano
Nine Entertainment’s chairman, Catherine West, faced investors on Thursday at the company’s annual general meeting.

Nine hit with protest vote on executive pay at fiery AGM

New chairman Catherine West and acting CEO Matt Stanton have faced hard questions at Nine’s annual meeting, incurring a first strike.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Nine Entertainment’s acting chief executive officer, Matt Stanton.

Nine’s acting CEO wants business review alongside cultural reset

After a torrid year and a sliding share price, the company’s acting chief executive, Matt Stanton, will front his first annual general meeting on Thursday.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
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Bruce Gordon’s WIN Corporation has posted a slump in profits.

Bruce Gordon’s WIN profits halve even as advertising revenue holds up

Accounts lodged by the regional media empire owned by the billionaire businessman show costs have risen, as the group weathers a broader slump in ad sales.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

October

Tabcorp and former AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan with VRC CEO and former AFL executive Kylie Rogers and chef Guillaume Brahimi in the Crown tent.

Why Tabcorp’s Gill McLachlan has banned pollies from the Birdcage

Politicians and journalists have been given short shrift, while Anthony Albanese and others will probably skip G.H. Mumm’s private jet theme.

  • Patrick Durkin
WA Premier Roger Cook, himself a former Rugby player, is a supporter of an NRL expansion team based in Perth. Negotiations for a cash injection from the WA government are ongoing.

WA knocks back initial NRL funding request

The WA government has set up a taskforce to work directly with the NRL on brokering a deal for an 18th rugby league club.

  • Tom Rabe and Zoe Samios
Christine Holman resigned from the WiseTech Global board citing concerns about founder and CEO Richard White.

Director goes from ‘troublemaker’ to whistleblower

It is hard for investors to work out if a director is any good, when the first rule of director club is don’t talk about the director club.

  • Patrick Durkin
Lime Cordiale perform at Parliament House at an evening paid for by Google to promote its investment in Australia.

Rock stars and Wiggles: Google takes on big tech rules

The search giant is bankrolling parties and events that are an unsubtle reminder to the government of its huge power.

  • Paul Smith and Sam Buckingham-Jones

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