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Change in substantial holding from PPT

Change in substantial holding

  • Oct 2, 2024
  • 5 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - NEC

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Oct 1, 2024
  • 4 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - NEC

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Oct 1, 2024
  • 5 pages

Final Director's Interest Notice - Mike Sneesby

Final Director’s Interest Notice

  • Oct 1, 2024
  • 2 pages

Notice of Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form

Notice of Annual General Meeting, Proxy Form, Letter to Shareholders

  • Sep 30, 2024
  • 16 pages

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Yesterday

The NRL’s Peter V’landys and Andrew Abdo

The media storm behind the NRL’s next billion-dollar play

Peter V’landys and his chief executive Andrew Abdo want a mammoth broadcast deal to shore up the code’s future. Will they bring an NFL-style model to Australia?

  • Zoe Samios and Sam Buckingham-Jones

September

Bruce Gordon’s private investment company, Birketu, is the largest shareholder in Nine.

Bruce Gordon moves closer to 25pc stake in Nine amid CEO search

The billionaire Rich Lister is close to offloading a NSW TV station that prevents him from wielding a larger voting stake in Nine.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Nine’s chairwoman Catherine West and outgoing CEO Mike Sneesby.

Nine farewells Mike Sneesby after three years and $3b share price slide

His legacy is likely to be remembered in two parts: what he did do at Stan, and what he didn’t do when he took charge of the publishing and broadcasting giant.

  • Zoe Samios
Chairwoman Catherine West has a big turnaround task at Nine Entertainment following the resignation of CEO Mike Sneesby on Thursday.

Nine’s next chief executive must fix Sneesby’s strategic paralysis

A sagging share price and a torrid last five months led to investors losing confidence. Chairwoman Catherine West and her new CEO face a tough turnaround.

  • Updated
  • James Thomson
Mike Sneesby is resigning as Nine CEO at the end of the month.

Sneesby steps down as Nine CEO

Mike Sneesby’s resignation comes at a critical time for the media giant, which is conducting a review into workplace culture while juggling a decline in advertising.

  • Updated
  • Zoe Samios
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Nine CEO exits; Trump doubts new debate; Putin threat boosts uranium

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

August

Nine chief executive Mike Sneesby.

Nine mulls what to do with Domain stake, again

Street Talk understands Nine’s banker Michael Stock has hit the phones, seeking to test private equity interest in the ASX-listed property website.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Nine Entertainment chief executive Mike Sneesby.

Nine reveals how much it paid to air Paris Olympics

The rights to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games through to Brisbane 2032 cost Nine $305 million.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
7News Perth news director Ray Kuka addresses staff behind four women dressed up as “sexy Santas”.

Video emerges of Seven’s sexy Santa dancers

The scantily clad dancing group were brought on stage during a Seven West Media staff meeting at 11:15am last week.

  • Mark Di Stefano
Industry-wide problem: Seven’s Ryan Stokes.

Stokes’ woke regime comes with sexy surprise

Seven West Media’s recent issues haven’t stopped a salacious lunchtime performance.

  • Updated
  • Mark Di Stefano
oOh!media chief executive Cathy O’Connor.

Bread, milk, MAFS? Media giants want supermarkets to hire them

Nine Entertainment and oOh!media are pitching to work with IGA owner Metcash. Why? To capture some of an emerging market growing to $2.8b by 2027.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
CFMEU national secretary Zach Smith: “We take the allegations seriously, but we don’t succumb to trial by media.”

CFMEU mulls High Court challenge, employers also face scrutiny

CFMEU national secretary Zach Smith is not ruling out a High Court challenge to legislation forcing the union’s construction divisions into administration.

  • Phillip Coorey and David Marin-Guzman
The Australian Financial Review has maintained its place as the nation’s leading business masthead.

Financial Review readership rise outpaces rivals

The Australian Financial Review is read by 3.5 million people each month, according to the latest data from Roy Morgan.

  • Staff Reporter
Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones and Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg

Lifestyle, culture websites argue for their slice of Meta’s pie

There are more than 440 separate publications on the approved list that Meta could be forced to deal with. Meta reckons that list is too long.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
AFR

Real estate portal Domain the ultimate fixer-upper for Nine’s board

It’s Australia in 2024, and property is (still) king. Getting the one-time growth engine firing again would make for some very happy shareholders.

  • Jemima Whyte
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Former Fairfax and News Corp editor turned Crikey proprietor, Eric Beecher.

An ex-Murdoch man turns on the populist press

Crikey publisher Eric Beecher laments the plight of modern media in an argumentative new book, The Men Who Killed the News.

  • Nick Bonyhady
Seven West Media boss Jeff Howard.

Advertising slump kills Seven West buyback, keeps dividends paused

Commercial broadcasters have lost $650 million over the past two years. Seven’s new chief executive is preparing the company for it never to come back.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones and Brad Thompson
Cosima Marriner, photographed earlier this year, is the new editor of the Financial Review.

Cosima Marriner appointed editor of the Financial Review

Her appointment comes after former Nine publishing executive James Chessell became the publication’s editor-in-chief.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones
Paul Keating.

Paul Keating’s prediction about Nine-Fairfax goes both ways

Also, the secondary effects of a strike at Nine Publishing land as others seek meetings; and who Seven West Media has hired to manage its crisis PR.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

July

Striking workers outside Nine’s offices in Melbourne on Friday.

AFR, SMH, Age staff reach wage deal after five-day strike

Unionised staff at Nine Entertainment’s major mastheads voted to approve a new, three-year pay deal.

  • Sam Buckingham-Jones

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