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Lilly VitorovichBusiness Homepage Editor

Lilly Vitorovich is a journalist at The Australian, producing and editing business stories. Lilly joined The Australian in 2018 as media writer, covering corporate and industry news. She started her career in Sydney, before heading to London to work for Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. She has been a journalist since 1999, covering a broad range of topics, including mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, industry trends and leaders.

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News Limited journalist Damon Kitney, Victorian Business Editor with The Australian in Melbourne.

The Australian stars of News Corp awards

More than half a dozen journalists from The Australian are finalists in News Corp Australia’s annual News Awards.

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Big dealBusiness

Bauer Media acquires Pacifics Magazines for $40 million AUD.Plans are rumoured to be underway for titles like Woman’s Day and New Idea to be merged while there are question marks over the future of magazines including Who, NW, marie claire, InStyle, Harpers Bazaar and Elle.

How mags will work together

For decades they were bitter rivals, but now glossy magazines New Idea and Women’s Day will now be under the same roof.

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ABC chairwomanMedia

Maggie Beer Am posing for a photo at the Utzon Room, Sydney Opera House on the 16th of September 2019. Dementia Action Week launching today with Ita Buttrose AC OBE on the panel for the headline event Discrimination and dementia the health issue of our time at the Sydney Opera House. Photographer: Adam Yip

Ita: Media too white and politically correct

Ita Buttrose suggests the ABC might introduce quotas for Asian and Middle East staff.

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MediaMedia

Ray Wardrop, Managing Director pushes Scherri-Lee Biggs, weather presenter in a chair in the new control room at Channel Nine in Perth.The Block's Scott Cam and Shelley Craft, WA contestants Dan and Carleen Foley, and former contestants Matt and Kim Di Costa are heading to the new Channel Nine building to put the

Nine sells third Fairfax business

Nine Entertainment has offloaded a third Fairfax Media business, inherited from its $4bn merger in December.

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Media

SUNDAY TELEGRAPH EXCLUSIVE. MUST NOT PUBLISH WITHOUT TALKING TO JEFF DARMANIN ST PIC ED. EXCLUSIVE Russell Crowe and Rove McManus had a lunch meeting today at Woollomooloo's ChinaDoll. The pair were tucked away in the back of the restaurant having an in depth discussion. I appeared that a deal may sealed with a handshake upon their exit. Rove was carrying what appeared to be a presentation with the wordMusical on the cover.FEES APPLY, ONE TIME USE, MUST CREDIT DIIMEX.

‘Ruthless’ Ten gives Rove the boot

Rove McManus was given just two episodes to attract viewers to his new show before a ‘ruthless’ decision was made to axe it.

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RADIO RATINGSMedia

2GB Radio Broadcaster Alan Jones pictured in his office at Pyrmont. Picture Renee Nowytarger / The Australian

Jones socks it to rivals

Alan Jones’ audience is down, but 2GB remains Sydney’s ratings leader.

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Media

08/11/2016: Ray Hadley, John Singleton and Alan Jones at 2GB in Pyrmont, celebrating 100 consecutive radio ratings wins.Pic by James Croucher

Anger at Nine’s Macquarie bid

Macquarie investors have hit out at Nine’s low-ball swoop on the radio network that hosts Alan Jones and Ray Hadley.

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Fair Work investigationMedia

Signage is seen at the ABC offices in Ultimo, Sydney, Wednesday, September 26, 2018. (AAP Image/Joel Carrett) NO ARCHIVING

ABC fails to deliver casual staff backpay

Broadcaster still working on resolving problem affecting 2500 eight months after it was first raised.

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Technology

Google's new ANZ Managing Director Mel Silva. Source: Supplied

Google ‘watching crackdown closely’

Australia’s landmark crackdown on the technology giants is being closely watched by Google executives in the US.

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DIGITAL INQUIRYMedia

26/7/19: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Communications minister, Paul Fletcher discuss the release of the ACCC report into Google and Facebook today in Sydney. John Feder/The Australian.

Titans back ‘smart’ rules

Local Facebook and Google execs have backed moves to regulate the sector in the wake of a major report.

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