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Antoinette Lattouf and her legal team (from left to right), barristers Ohsie Fagir and Philip Boncardo and solicitor Josh Bornstein.

Antoinette Lattouf v ABC as it happened: Broadcaster denies Lattouf’s race, political views influenced decision to remove her from radio

The high-stakes battle between the presenter and the broadcaster is slated to conclude hearings today.

  • Michaela Whitbourn

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The Age front pages that received Quill nominations.

The Age journalists dominate Quill Award nominations

The Age picked up 41 nominations across 21 categories in Victoria’s most prestigious journalism awards.

  • Alexander Darling
Antoinette Lattouf with solicitor Josh Bornstein and barrister Philip Boncardo outside the Federal Court in Sydney on Thursday.

Antoinette Lattouf v ABC as it happened: Closing submissions begin in Federal Court unlawful termination case

The costly and protracted court fight between Antoinette Lattouf and the ABC is in its final stages before the judge’s decision.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
Antoinette Lattouf with solicitor Josh Bornstein and barrister Philip Boncardo on Thursday.

Lattouf barrister points finger at Ita Buttrose in unlawful termination feud

Four ABC executives were responsible for the decision to axe Antoinette Lattouf from Sydney radio, the Federal Court has heard.

  • Michaela Whitbourn
Amazon chief Jeff Bezos is back in the drivers seat at Amazon as it navigates the coronavirus crisis. The crisis has made him almost $40 billion richer since early March.

‘Sad and disgusted’: Jeff Bezos shakes up Washington Post with radical shift

The paper’s billionaire owner has been accused of cosying up to Donald Trump after announcing a change in direction that sparked the resignation of the Post’s opinion editor.

  • Hannah Miller
Antoinette Lattouf, flanked by her barristers Philip Boncardo (left) and Oshie Fagir, leaves the Federal Court in Sydney on Wednesday.

Three things Lattouf wanted from the ABC – and it would have saved them $1m

The ABC’s acting boss said the broadcaster would learn from the expensive case and had made multiple attempts to settle out of court.

  • Paul Sakkal
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Nine Entertainment has shut down many parts of its company network to prevent the attack spreading.

Nine reports advertising, subscriptions growth as it mulls Domain offer

Ad spend is growing at the Nine Network, but the highlight is the strong jump in subscriptions to this masthead and Stan.

  • Colin Kruger
Lord Mayor Nick Reece and deputy lord mayor Roshena Campbell.

Councillors are lining up to attack this website – the lord mayor granted it an interview

There are complaints aplenty from the city’s municipal chambers about the site’s pointed attacks.

  • Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
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Buttrose lobs bombshell David Anderson claims to ABC lawyers

The public broadcaster’s former chair is disputing key evidence provided by outgoing managing director David Anderson in the Antoinette Lattouf termination case.

  • Calum Jaspan

US property giant makes $2.7b bid for Domain

Shares in Nine and Domain surged on Friday after US property titan CoStar lobbed a takeover offer.

  • Colin Kruger and Supratim Adhikari

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