‘Offensive’: ABC blasts McLachlan show
The ABC has come out swinging over “offensive” allegations its damning Craig McLachlan program “manipulated” witnesses.
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‘Urgent’ call on journo raid laws
There has been an ‘urgent’ call for new laws to protect press freedom after raids on the home of a News Corp journalist and the ABC offices.
Mega $11b movies deal in the works
James Bond will never be the same again, with rumours of a massive multibillion-dollar deal reaching feverish levels in Hollywood.
What Craig McLachlan was cleared of
Craig McLachlan’s Channel 7 tell-all was roundly mocked on Sunday night. Here’s what he was found not guilty of and what the judge found happened.
‘Oh my god’: Media HQ wiped out live on air
Viewers worldwide watched on in shock as the office tower housing two major media organisations was reduced to rubble on live TV.
Racing boss loses case against ABC
Racing boss Peter V’landys has lost his case against the ABC over a program that spliced his interview with graphic footage of horses being slaughtered.
Ita shuts down tough question
ABC chair Ita Buttrose has slapped down a reporter after being asked about the broadcaster’s legal battle with former AG Christian Porter.
Triple J in hot water over caller’s story
Drive show hosts Lewis Hobba and Michael Hing were laughing throughout the calls from listeners, but not everyone is happy.
‘White kids killed’: Host’s chilling comment
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has blown up on-air, claiming gun laws and police reform will only happen when “white people’s kids start getting killed”.
Aussie law everyone gets wrong
A Brisbane man is sick of people posting insulting, racist and misogynistic posts on social media and seeing this common defence.
Turnbull hits out at News Corp’s power
Malcolm Turnbull says he was worried about News Corp’s front pages when he was prime minister, calling the media company a ‘powerful political actor’.
Rinehart’s ‘boomer memes’ book lashed
Australia’s wealthiest woman has been met with an unexpected response after publishing a jokes book full of ‘boomer’ memes off Facebook.
Why Vanessa Amorosi is suing her mum
One of Australia’s most successful singers has accused her mother of ‘unconscionable conduct’ in a lawsuit over money from her music career.
Meghan battle sends paparazzi bankrupt
It’s snapped picture of stars like Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift and Nick Jonas, but the agency is under threat over a privacy lawsuit with the royal.
PM’s harassment claim ‘simply untrue’
The News Corp boss has completely rejected Scott Morrison’s “extraordinary” claim made during a fiery press conference today.
ABC grilled over ‘fascist’ tweets
The ABC boss has been grilled over staff tweets and the reporting of a rape allegation against the Attorney-General that he said was of the ‘highest quality’.
Footy Show dragged into Molan fight
An excruciating moment aired four years ago on the since-axed Footy Show will be in the spotlight as Erin Molan and the Daily Mail duke it out in court.
ASX rises but materials stocks weigh
The Australian sharemarket was awash with green today but materials stocks were ‘conspicuously absent’ from the rally.
New twist in leaked Trump phone call
Two months after a bombshell story about a leaked Donald Trump phone call, the newspaper that ran it has made a stunning admission.
Google versus Australia: your questions answered
Google could ban search, Facebook could ban news, and Bing could be a thing: this is what you need to know about Australia’s proposed news code.
Facebook and News Corp reach agreement
News Corp Australia has reached an agreement with Facebook that will see the tech giant pay for journalism displayed on its platform.
Porter sues ABC, reporter over rape claim
Attorney-General Christian Porter has launched a defamation action against the ABC after it aired allegations of a historical rape.
ASX ends week on a high note
The ASX rose for the first time since Tuesday, helped by a very strong US lead, with higher oil and iron ore prices boosting producers.
Watchdog rejects ‘News Corp monopoly’ claim
The competition watchdog has rejected the claim News Corp has a monopoly in Australia, saying other sectors are much more concentrated.
Qantas’ big move to restart overseas travel
A major milestone in the quest to get Australians travelling overseas has kicked off with a flight from Germany to Darwin on Friday.
‘Strip them’: UK press erupts over royals
The British press has blown up over the fallout of Harry and Meghan’s tell-all interview with Oprah, with calls for their titles to be stripped.
Oprah hailed ‘Queen of USA’ after interview
Her explosive interview with Harry and Meghan sent shockwaves through the royal family – but it has cemented Oprah’s status as an American icon.
ASX up despite tech weakness
The ASX gained ground despite ongoing weakness in the tech sector in multiple global markets, with banks the standout performer locally.
Fast food war erupts as KFC trolls rival
A fast food chain’s blatant sexist comments coincided with International Women’s Day to be met with hoards of criticism including from KFC.
Meghan and Harry’s strict rules for Oprah
Meghan and Harry had a royal list of demands that needed to be met before they sat down with Oprah in the tell-all interview.
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