Nine’s embarrassing leaders’ debate fail
Australians have been left unable to have their say during the leaders’ debate due to an embarrassing website failure from Channel 9.
Media
Netflix’s big problems just got worse
Netflix wasn’t the only to lose huge money and those people are so angry at the streaming company they’re suing.
Musk secures $7 billion from mega-rich pals
Elon Musk has drastically reduced his personal stake in a $44 billion takeover of social media giant Twitter with the help of some big names.
ABC host’s fiery interview resurfaces
Resurfaced video shows ABC host Fauziah Ibrahim in a heated interview with Anthony Albanese, which sparked an onslaught of angry social media comments.
Unthinkable changes coming to Netflix
Netflix’s very bad week could mean radical changes for the streaming service and its millions of Australian customers.
Netflix loses $54b after shock news
Netflix saw its value plummet after disastrous financial results, and it also had bad news for anyone sharing their passwords with friends.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Samantha Maiden wins Gold Walkley
News.com.au’s National Political Editor Samantha Maiden was honoured at the journalism awards with the prestigious Gold Walkley.
‘Monster’: Sydney’s last fatal shark attack
An actress dragged into the water by a shark in 1963 sparked mass hysteria in Sydney. Her last words were published in the news the next day.
Vile online abuse received by ABC host
ABC presenter Leigh Sales has made the huge call to step down from her role at 7.30 later this year, but the announcement hasn’t stopped the trolls.
Huge cash boost for the ABC revealed
The Morrison government has made a major announcement about the ABC after years of controversy about the public broadcaster’s funding.
Weatherman pulled for ‘serious Covid breach’
Veteran ABC weatherman Paul Higgins has been taken off air after he was allegedly caught in a “serious breach” of the broadcaster’s Covid protocols.
News Corp, Google unite to train journalists
News Corp Australia and Google have joined forces to establish a groundbreaking digital news training initiative, which will develop and enhance the online skills of journalists.
New year brings new leadership challenges
In the media business, the big shifts in consumer tastes have traditionally happened slowly over time. That’s changed in the digital era.
‘We failed’: Paper’s stunning Covid admission
A major newspaper has published a stunning apology to readers, saying it had “failed” in its coverage of Covid-19.
‘You’re a shambles’: PM torn to shreds
TV personality Piers Morgan has torn UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to shreds, saying he’s a “shambles” and destroyed trust in the UK.
Mercedes-Benz pulls ad over racism claim
A Mercedes-Benz ad published on Chinese social network Weibo has been removed following backlash over the model’s ‘slanted eyes’.
BBC’s ‘unbelievable’ Maxwell verdict blunder
The BBC has admitted it breached its own standards with an inexplicable interview in the moments after the Ghislaine Maxwell verdict.
Nadia’s brutal ‘lesson’ after leaked video
Nadia Bartel learnt a harsh lesson in the wake of her leaked video scandal – but she wasn’t the only celebrity to face a year from hell in 2021.
Reason for Twiggy’s beef with Facebook
Australian mining magnate Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest is taking on social media giant Facebook over an issue that has angered him for years.
China’s serial Australia basher’s shock move
One of China’s most vocal critics of Australia who described our nation as “chewing gum stuck on China’s shoes” says he is stepping down.
$1 billion apparently not enough for the ABC
ABC boss Ita Buttrose is demanding yet more funding for the national broadcaster, despite receiving more than $1 billion per year.
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