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Gerard Whateley makes call on commentary future

Gerard Whateley makes call on commentary future

Gerard Whateley has confirmed where his broadcast allegiance will be next season, as Seven revamps its AFL coverage. Meanwhile, a triple-premiership star is keen to have a greater media presence next season.

  • by Jon Pierik

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Riewoldt’s return: Saints great back in Australia for television role

Riewoldt’s return: Saints great back in Australia for television role

Nick Riewoldt, who has been living in the US since 2022, will return for a commentary role, while Nine’s Eddie McGuire has hit out at “Channel Copycat” amid major moves within the AFL media.

  • by Hannah Hammoud
Hutchison’s company at the centre of footy media shake-up

Hutchison’s company at the centre of footy media shake-up

Craig Hutchison is set to feature on Seven next year as his production company, Rainmaker, expands its relationship with the Kerry Stokes-controlled network.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Seven’s secret AFL expansion plan, broken toilets and power tables: The juiciest moments from the Brownlow

Seven’s secret AFL expansion plan, broken toilets and power tables: The juiciest moments from the Brownlow

Too much Brownlow is barely enough. As 1100 players, politicians, sponsors and Melbourne fashion elite crammed into Crown’s Palladium, CBD was in the thick of it.

  • by Stephen Brook
Robert Ovadia drops legal case against Seven Network

Robert Ovadia drops legal case against Seven Network

Ovadia launched Federal Court proceedings in August against the Seven Network and his former boss, Anthony De Ceglie, alleging he was unlawfully sacked.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Sunrise presenter diagnosed with leukaemia
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Sunrise presenter diagnosed with leukaemia

Sunrise presenter Edwina Bartholomew has shared her cancer diagnosis with viewers.

  • by Garry Maddox
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Thirteen women come forward with claims about Robert Ovadia, court told

Thirteen women come forward with claims about Robert Ovadia, court told

The veteran crime reporter has taken his former employer, Network Seven, to the Federal Court, alleging he was unlawfully dismissed.

  • by Calum Jaspan and Michaela Whitbourn
Flipping heck! Reporter heading to work walks bang into city’s biggest news story

Flipping heck! Reporter heading to work walks bang into city’s biggest news story

Dougal Beatty was on his way to the train station to go to work. But on this day the news came to him.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
News rivals prove collaboration is key on recycling and environment

News rivals prove collaboration is key on recycling and environment

While competing hard for readers, Australia’s major print news outlets, including Nine and News Corp, have collaborated for years to ensure their product is clean and green.

  • by Nick O'Malley
‘No.1 voice in footy’: Seven spruiks Kane Cornes as recruit for 2025

‘No.1 voice in footy’: Seven spruiks Kane Cornes as recruit for 2025

The Seven network has made a major recruiting splash, poaching AFL expert Kane Cornes to join its commentary team next season.

  • by Jon Pierik
‘Like the ’80s’: Seven’s ‘sexy Santa’ dancers leave staff scratching their heads

‘Like the ’80s’: Seven’s ‘sexy Santa’ dancers leave staff scratching their heads

Seven West Media is yet to address staff in relation to a performance by four women dressed as “sexy Santas” in a town hall meeting last week.

  • by Calum Jaspan

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