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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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11/10/2018: Nine's commercial director of digital sales Pippa Leary and program director Hamish Turner at their headquarters in Willoughby. Hollie Adams/The Australian

Network boosts on-demand service

Nine Network will spend a record $2 million-plus to beef up the content on its broadcast video on-demand service 9Now.

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Media

AUSTRALIA - AUGUST 01: News Corp. newspapers are seen in Sydney, Australia, on Wednesday, August 1, 2007. Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. agreed to buy Dow Jones & Co. for $5.6 billion, gaining control of the Wall Street Journal and ending the Bancroft family's 105 years of stewardship. (Photo by Jack Atley/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Ad spend in papers increases by 2.7pc

Media agency spending on Australian newspapers has risen for the first time in nearly four years.

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Broadcast

Shane Gould, left, celebrates winning series three of Australian Survivor over Sharn Coombes. Picture: NIGEL WRIGHT

Survivor scores ratings record

Former swimmer Shane Gould wasn’t the only Australian Survivor winner. Channel Ten reeled in the ratings for a record season.

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Companies

25/11/2015: APN CEO Ciaran Davis pictured in the Sydney. APN media company ownes radio, outdoor and papers. The Australian / Renee Nowytarger

HT&E higher on profit surge

Shares in Here, There & Everywhere have rallied after the company posted a solid jump in first-half net profit.

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News

FOCUS: Melinda and Peter Smith manage a 500-head organic, biodynamic dairy that was the original Jalna farm, still owned by the McLaren Jalna family, which supplies the yoghurt company as the only organic supplier. Pictured: Generic dairy cow. Milk. Dairy. Cattle. Holstein. PICTURE: ZOE PHILLIPS

Dairy farmers urged to speak

The NSW Farmers’ Association has urged dairy farmers to voice their concerns at the ACCC’s public forum.

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Technology

A person talks on his mobile phone next to an Optus shop in Brisbane, Wednesday, May 2, 2012. The telco giant is slashing 750 jobs as part of a restructure. (AAP Image/Dan Peled) NO ARCHIVING

Optus set to cut more jobs

Optus is considering outsourcing some of its office work as part of wider efforts to cut costs amid stiff competition.

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Business

Chinese tourists take turns holding a koala at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. Hu Cheng Yun holding koala. Pic by Luke Marsden.

Virgin deal set to spur tourism

The expansion of HNA group is tipped to bolster inbound tourism among China’s 1.37 billion residents.

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Companies

Tigerair Australia has unveiled the first of three Boeing 737-800 (B737) aircraft to be branded in Tigerair livery and announced that all three additional aircraft joining the Tigerair Australia fleet will all be based at Melbourne Airport ahead of the airline’s inaugural direct services to Bali commencing 23 March 2016. The airline has recently recruited over 100 new cabin crew in the months ahead of the new international services to Bali who will all be trained in Victoria.

Tigerair strikes Asian alliances

The budget airline has formed a network with seven peers, creating the world’s largest low-cost carrier alliance.

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