Seven’s email to staff about Roberts-Smith
Ben Roberts-Smith has officially stepped down from his position at Channel 7 following a lengthy defamation battle with Nine newspapers.
Ben Roberts-Smith has officially stepped down from his position at Channel 7 following a lengthy defamation battle with Nine newspapers.
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A journalist has accused a NSW cop of racism after he was allegedly unfairly profiled while on the job in Western Sydney.
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A former prominent ABC presenter has been arrested on drug supply charges, with $600,000 worth of drugs seized.
A senior executive at SBS who also sits on the board of a top Italian football club has joined a mass resignation amid a major scandal.
Time magazine has revealed who is its 2022 person of the year.
The Prime Minister dropped into The Project for Carrie Bickmore’s last day on the desk with some kind words for the presenter.
The White House has blasted the former US president for meeting with an outspoken anti-Semite and Kanye West at his Florida estate.
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The federal budget includes tens of millions of dollars in additional funding for the ABC, reversing a previous “cut”.
ABC reporters have responded to a recent Media Watch segment taking aim at the national broadcaster over its partnership with an LGBT group.
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