Good news – female ageism is dead in TV land
Some of the nation’s most prominent television presenters are women in their 60s and many say the days of ‘reaching an age limit’ are well and truly over.
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Ben Fordham’s ratings have fallen to their lowest levels since he took over the coveted breakfast role from Alan Jones almost a year ago.
Soapie brings lawyers to drama
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Network sticks by war hero after TV claim
Victoria Cross recipient has slammed Nine Entertainment for its coverage of his alleged involvement in war crimes and said the claims are ‘baseless’.
Vera fans decry ABC’s Philip coverage
Frustrated ABC viewers voiced their anger at rolling coverage of Prince Philip’s death which they said interrupted their usual viewing.
Bad news for bush broadcasters
Regional broadcasters say their newsrooms are struggling to survive and the rules need to change if they are to continue to serve their communities.
Neighbours ‘blindsided’ by racism claim
Many Neighbours staff say they were left blindsided by fresh claims racism was rife on set.
Behind the sudden exit of The Age’s ex-editor
Former editor of The Age Alex Lavelle has revealed what transpired when he suddenly exited the Melbourne newspaper last year.
Swearing ABC presenter off news bulletins
A veteran radio presenter who was caught swearing obscenities on-air has not returned to the airwaves since.
Journalists kickstart local publishing
Journalists embedded in regions where News Corp has never had a masthead have helped deliver content to communities hungry for localised news.
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