ABC
Star ABC reporter’s Canberra corridor stand-off with Liberal critic
ABC 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson and Liberal senator Sarah Henderson recently squared off over a Four Corners program on Donald Trump and the January 6 insurrection.
- Calum Jaspan
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‘The only recipe for success’: How Charlie Pickering became one of TV’s great survivors
With his show The Weekly, the comedian has outplayed and outlasted some of his biggest rivals.
- Bridget McManus
Waleed Aly decides against going global
In this week’s On Background: a spanner in the works for Waleed Aly’s ABC summer plans, Aunty’s top brass grilled, Mike Sneesby’s Saudi side gig, and Foxtel adds to its scrap pile.
- Calum Jaspan
- Opinion
- Press freedom
Journalism is not a crime, Albanese said. He’s yet to prove he meant it
It’s six years since Anthony Albanese, as opposition leader, flew the flag for freedom of speech. He’s had 3½ years as PM – and still we’re waiting for action.
- Kerry O'Brien
Surprise $50m boost for ABC as streaming quotas finally become law
The national broadcaster will get the extra funds for children’s programs and drama after the government’s quotas bill was passed.
- Karl Quinn
Is your favourite TV show back next year? Here’s everything on our screens in 2026
All the local broadcasters have bet big on their areas of expertise – aka ratings winners – while the ABC is doing the heavy lifting in scripted drama.
- Louise Rugendyke
- Opinion
- Radio
Suddenly it’s blokes akimbo on ABC radio. Loyal female listeners are noticing
Women are among the ABC’s most loyal listeners – and they like listening to women.
- Jenna Price
This hit ABC show from the ’90s is back. Can it work again?
The reboot vies with 28 years of a changing world, from the birth of Wi-Fi to lenses recording our every move.
- Lenny Ann Low
ABC Radio Sydney faces ratings shock after Chris Bath’s surprise resignation
The latest radio survey shows losses across every show in the station’s line-up, with its Drive program slumping to a 4.9 per cent share of the Sydney radio audience.
- Calum Jaspan
The ABC axed Glenn McGrath over his link to a betting company, but cleared Phil Tufnell. This is why
Former England spinner Tufnell is part of a podcast sponsored by a British betting exchange, but the national broadcaster said his situation was different to that of McGrath.
- Andrew Wu
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