Costello conducts trainwreck chat with Sam Newman
After ending a chequered 13-year run at Nine, Seb Costello thought it would be a good idea to interview the controversial media identity. It wasn’t.
After ending a chequered 13-year run at Nine, Seb Costello thought it would be a good idea to interview the controversial media identity. It wasn’t.
‘The name ‘Walkley’ is synonymous with journalism excellence in Australia. If you change the name, you’ll kill the awards,’ said one Walkley insider.
Prime ministers, like Test cricketers, are acutely aware of their own statistics, even if they pretend not to be. A May 17 poll would ensure the PM leapfrogs Julia Gillard in one metric.
The stoush between the Walkley Foundation and the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance is emblematic of a damaging ideological divide.
Matt Stanton, who joined Nine in 2022, was the only genuine internal candidate for the CEO role. However, it is understood external applicants were interviewed.
Hugh Marks arrives at the front desk of ABC’s inner-Sydney HQ on Monday to become just the ninth managing director since the position was established in 1984. It’s a tough job.
The project appears mired in red tape and bureaucratic blame-shifting, and it is unclear if the ‘business case’ for the production hub in western Sydney is even under way.
The ABC has told teal candidate and former Triple J presenter Alex Dyson to remove Four Corners footage from his political ads.
Men’s and women’s rugby league players competing in Las Vegas is the proverbial starting whistle for a big month of Foxtel Group subscriptions, as last year proved.
After conceding he picks up the prime ministerial pooch’s poo, the PM then arked up after being pushed by Melbourne broadcaster Neil Mitchell on his continuing closeness to ex-Victorian premier Daniel Andrews.
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