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‘Difficult time’: Former Nine presenter addresses ‘Lambo Guy’ controversy
Alex Cullen has spoken for the first time since being stood down from the Today show and ultimately leaving the network after taking a $50,000 prize for something said on air.
- Nell Geraets
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Nine presenter exits amid ‘Lambo Guy’ controversy
A prominent presenter on the Nine Today program will leave the network after accepting a $50,000 cash prize in return for comments he made on air.
- Calum Jaspan
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‘Lambo Guy’ donates $50,000 to charity on behalf of Nine reporter
Billionaire Adrian Portelli has donated $50,000 on behalf of a Nine reporter who was stood down after allegedly accepting a cash prize from the entrepreneur.
- Calum Jaspan
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Djokovic responds to Tony Jones’ apology for ‘kick him out’ comments
Sports presenter Jones has apologised to Djokovic and Serbian fans for “any disrespect”, while broadcaster Nine has bolstered security following a widespread backlash.
- Marc McGowan and Stephen Brook
Nine journalist reaches settlement in sexual discrimination case
Nine has settled a high-profile legal case with senior reporter Airlie Walsh, who sued the company in the Federal Court and filed a complaint against network’s former director of news and current affairs.
- Calum Jaspan
Nine News stalwart Andrew Lofthouse retires
Lofthouse said it was time for him to “pull back and slow down a little” while dealing with a health issue.
- Catherine Strohfeldt
Djokovic skips post-match interview over complaint about Nine and Tony Jones
Novak Djokovic explained why he refused an on-court interview with Channel Nine, saying it was because of “insulting and offensive comments” made by a prominent member of the network, host broadcaster of the Australian Open.
- Scott Spits, Roy Ward and Cara Waters
Nine presenter stood down over cash prize from ‘Lambo guy’
A sports reporter accepted $50,000 in cash from Melbourne billionaire Adrian Portelli for badging him with a different nickname to the one he found disrespectful.
- Harriet Alexander
Stan boss exits amid Nine overhaul
Former Foxtel executive Amanda Laing will lead a converged streaming and broadcast division as part of a major corporate shake-up.
- Calum Jaspan
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- Crime
Second teen charged after mass brawl at Manly Wharf
The arrest of a 15-year-old boy follows that of an 18-year-old man, a week after the ugly incident shone a light on antisocial behaviour in the beachside suburb.
- Perry Duffin and Amber Schultz
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