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On the attack… ABC News Director Justin Stevens.

‘Very small readership’: ABC News boss hits back at Murdoch media rivals

After years of attacks from News Corp journalists, Justin Stevens has had enough.

  • Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook

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When a murky caravan becomes a toxic bandwagon, it’s time for restraint

With the caravan, there was a race to assume the worst. Australia has too many panic merchants when the country needs to keep its cool.

  • David Crowe
The Sackville Hotel is owned by the Solotel group, which owns other popular pubs in Sydney.

Pub given rap over knuckles for serving NRL journalist 21 schooners

The Sackville Hotel must give its staff more training in responsible service of alcohol after being investigated over a street fight involving Paul Kent.

  • Chris Barrett
The man sent into the cafe as part of the Daily Telegraph’s stunt.

I know all about Murdoch stunts. I’ve been a victim of one

The Daily Telegraph’s stunt at a popular inner-city eatery was shocking. No one needs News Corp’s help in spreading discord.

  • Jenna Price
Life imitates art for Rupert Murdoch and his children (from left) Lachlan, Elisabeth, Prudence and James.

James Murdoch spills the beans on family feud in explosive interview

Alleged betrayal by his father, Rupert, has led to James revealing innermost family secrets for the first time.

  • Colin Kruger
Life imitates art for Rupert Murdoch and his children (from left) Lachlan, Elisabeth, Prudence and James.

‘You’ve blown a hole in the family’: The inside story of the Murdoch succession drama

Rupert Murdoch thought he was going to die as the spectacular failure of his plan for dynastic control of the conservative media group unravelled.

  • Colin Kruger
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Grace Tame (right) greets Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his fiancee, Jodie Haydon, at the Lodge while wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with the slogan “F--- Murdoch”.

Albanese criticises Grace Tame for her ‘F--- Murdoch’ T-shirt

The prime minister says the abuse activist and former Australian of the Year took the focus away from this year’s nominees.

  • Michelle Griffin and Millie Muroi
Vindicated: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

For Harry, victory against Murdoch’s tabloids, but the fight goes on

Prince Harry, having left his royal role, has made it his mission to take on the media, casting himself as the last person able to absorb the fight against deep-pocketed UK publishers.

  • Rob Harris
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, leaves the High Court after giving evidence in London, Tuesday, June 6, 2023.

Murdoch’s British tabloids offer rare apology in legal settlement with Prince Harry

The Murdoch-owned tabloids offered a “full and unequivocal apology to the Duke of Sussex” for years of serious intrusion into his private life.

  • Brian Melley
Foxtel has found a new home.

Foxtel’s sale could change the game for two sports in Australia

The seismic deal between News Corp and DAZN for Foxtel adds another layer of intrigue to a number of upcoming rights negotiations.

  • Calum Jaspan

Original URL: https://www.smh.com.au/topic/nws-134