James Madden

James Madden has worked for The Australian for over 20 years. As a reporter, he covered courts, crime and politics in Sydney and Melbourne. James was previously Sydney chief of staff, deputy national chief of staff and national chief of staff, and was appointed media editor in 2021.

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Enough words; action now vital

This is a mess for Nine. The workplace review ripped off the scab, but the bleeding remains.

James Madden

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21/05/2020. [ Embargoed until 23/05 ] Julian Ogrin CEO of Binge and Kayo, photographed at Fox Sports studios in Artarmon in Sydney's north, ahead of the launch of the new streaming service Binge. Britta Campion / The Australian

Foxtel boosts BINGE platform with sport, news and music

Foxtel’s entertainment streaming platform BINGE is expanding, adding live sport, news, music and lifestyle content to its slate.

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Damning report: Nine lives for network of creeps and bullies

Furious staff at Nine Entertainment have accused the media giant of failing to act on serious workplace instances of unwanted sexual touching, indecent exposure, bullying and stalking, with alleged perpetrators still holding senior positions.

James Madden, Sophie Elsworth and Liam Mendes

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos JANUARY 20, 2021: Channel 9 news chief Darren Wick pictured as he leaves Hornsby local court to front the media waiting outside, Darren Wick was charged over high-range drink driving after being caught behind the wheel at more than four times the limit.Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

‘Distressing’: Nine’s bombshell report to be released

The findings of the troubled TV network’s independent review into workplace misconduct will be released this week and staff offered extensive support.

Sophie Elsworth and James Madden

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21/11/18: Author, journalist and television presenter, George Negus at Surry Hills, Sydney. He is recording a podcast for The Australian's media section. John Feder/The Australian.

‘What you saw, is what you got’ with larger-than-life presenter Negus

George Negus was made for TV. The pioneering journalist, one of the three original members of 60 Minutes and the inaugural host of ABC’s Foreign Correspondent, has died at the age of 82.

James Madden and Sophie Elsworth

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Daily Telegraph. 09, July, 2024.Ray Hadley, celebrates his 20th year unbeaten in the morning time slot, at 2GB Radio, Pyrmont, today.Picture: Justin Lloyd.

Radio’s elusive elixir: be yourself, and hang on

‘There’s no radio programmer anywhere in the world that can confidently say that any particular person on radio will connect with an audience,’ says Ray Hadley.

James Madden

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ABC under fire for ‘misleading’ programs

The ABC is facing accusations of airing misleading and ‘activist-led’ journalism, with both its flagship current affairs programs, Four Corners and 7.30, at the centre of the storm.

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SUNDAY TELEGRAPH - SPEAK TO NEIL BENNETT BEFORE USING . At home with former radio personality Bob Rogers in Mosman today talking to Sunday Telegraph.

Radio’s ‘fifth Beatle’, Bob Rogers, enters Hall of Fame

Legendary Australian broadcaster Bob Rogers has been inducted into the Commercial Radio Hall of Fame, with his extraordinary career recognised at the industry’s annual awards.

Mohammad Alfares and James Madden

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‘Bruce knows more about a woman’s body … than I do’

A profile piece on barrister Sue Chrysanthou, which appeared to confuse ‘mentor’ with ‘bitter rival’, not only raised eyebrows — it revived memories of some classic courtroom exchanges.

James Madden

MEDIAMedia

ABC Sydney radio drive host Richard Glover. Supplied: ABC

ABC Radio Sydney veteran Richard Glover quits

‘It’s one of the best jobs in Australian journalism, and I feel I’ve hogged it for long enough,’ said Glover on Friday afternoon.

James Madden

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