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The Herald’s investigative reporter Eryk Bagshaw, Good Food’s Bianca Hrovat and crime reporter Clare Sibthorpe

Herald journalists shine at 70th Walkley Awards

The masthead and its sister publication won more awards at the ceremony than any other publisher in Australia.

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Jordan Baker is the Herald’s new editor.

Jordan Baker appointed editor of the Herald as Bevan Shields steps down

Baker, the chief reporter for the Herald, will start in the new role in 2026.

  • Calum Jaspan
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta earned an estimated $5 billion in Australian revenue in 2022. Under the new plan it could pay $75 million to publishers and avoid the charge entirely, or face a $112.5 million bill from the Australian Taxation Office.

‘We never thought anyone would be that crass’: Media code designer roasts Meta

Facebook will not be able to simply remove news from its platform again, according to Australia’s former competition tsar, who designed the original bargaining deal.

  • David Swan
Meta chief executive Mark Zuckerberg wines and dines with Donald Trump.

Will Zuckerberg go crying to Trump about Albo’s media tax? You bet

The Facebook and Instagram boss understands very well the leverage provided by being one of Trump’s tech bro friends.

  • Elizabeth Knight
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News bargaining.

Trump meeting over, Albanese government reboots plans to make tech giants pay for journalism

Tech companies will be forced to give a portion of their domestic revenue – about 1.5 per cent – to local media companies, or pay a higher amount in financial penalties.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos
Ita Buttrose.

Never in her wildest dreams did Ita imagine her career would go the way it did

Now 83 and slowed only by her declining mobility, Ita Buttrose remains as sharp and opinionated as ever as she reflects on her six decades in the media.

  • Greg Callaghan
Nick McKenzie is one of the country’s most decorated and respected investigative journalists.

Police investigate the targeting of Gold Walkley winner Nick McKenzie’s home

An offender broke in to disable the home’s security system and tampered with CCTV cables.

  • Sarah Danckert
The War for The Roar. Former cosmetic surgery entrepreneur Daniel Corsello, PlayUp’s founder and global CEO Daniel Simic, and Tom Hall of The Sporting News.

War for The Roar: The mystery director and a bitter fight for ownership

With contributors still waiting for payments and current and former staff owed unpaid superannuation, the popular sports website is in limbo.

  • Calum Jaspan

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